Salad tossing. Ass eating. Kissing the chocolate starfish. Almond joying. Booty jobbing. The very fact that there are so many nicknames for anilingus—which, at its most basic, involves some M-to-B action—points to a cultural curiosity around oral anal sex.
According to Evan Goldstein , MD, CEO and founder of Bespoke Surgical , a sexual-wellness company specializing in anal-related health, sex acts involving the booty and anilingus in particular is becoming increasingly common. And, TBH, these numbers are surprisingly low considering the volume of memes we see you, Barstool and pop-culture references surrounding the practice.
So while ass eating may be pretty mainstream in certain facets of media, IRL, people seem to be a bit more hesitant. My friends , for instance, have questions about how sanitary the act is. Playing with mouths is a higher-risk play activity than digital play, says Sinclair. Still, she and Dr. After all, oral-anal sex can be seriously pleasurable. According to Dr.
But, regardless of the conversation status, Sinclair says using a dental dam is always a smart practice for helping to protect yourself.
Okay, okay but accidents happen, so what if your tongue does happen upon some remnants of a number two? Is there any reason to freak out? But of course, if you start to feel ill, talk to your doc and be honest about what transpired so they can test and treat you and your partner for the appropriate bacterial and viral infections.
