Teen Vogue article

Anal Sex: What You Need To Know

Well, your friend has a very valid point that many people do like to experiment and engage in anal sex, and information and advice about safe practices are valuable. I had a (bisexual male) friend at school who was hospitalised with anal injuries after his first, consensual anal sex experience. Seeing as his only point of reference then was the TV show Queer As Folk - depicting that anal sex was a straightforward as (TV) vaginal sex, just get straight to it - he would have benefitted immensely from an article like that.

My only objection to it on my first, early-morning reading of it is their tedious refusal to use any clear descriptions of the sex of people being referred to - obliquely referring to "prostate owners" and "non-prostate owners" is just ridiculous, because male/female anatomy suffices quite happily. And I sincerely object to my sex (Note: not gender!) being defined by not possessing male anatomy, as if a male body is the standard human and a female body is missing something. I'm not familiar with the author or the publication, but such is the trans bandwagon that I understand they'd attract so much flack for suggesting that prostrates are male, that their valid points about promoting safe sex advice would be lost.

The article seems to be mostly based around ensuring the recipient (whatever sex, or indeed, gender identity they are) stays safe, to be honest.

What are your objections, NoLoveOfMine?

Sorry posted too soon

[[http://www.teenvogue.com/story/anal-sex-what-you-need-to-know Anal Sex: What You Need To Know

OK I have googled, and it seems it's an article describing the pros of anal sex for men, whilst disregarding any alternative female perspective.

Arseholes are not just a receptacle for cocks.

Which Teen Vogue article?