I have had precisely 3 accounts of ‘presumed’ anal sex. I won’t go into details because I’m not here to amuse people, but I will clarify they were unwelcome, unexpected and in the last situation explicitly unwanted.
I was speaking to one of my friends (without details) and she suggested it’s just part of ‘having sex’ and unless you are clear you don’t want anal it’s just what’s expected. I call bullshit / anal is not ‘expected’ but is discussed and decided on the couples preferences… yet my track history suggests I’m wrong. So which is it?
AIBU?
Consensual sex questions - AIBU you never assume anal sex is one the menu before discussing first?
ApertureGLaDOS · 10/05/2022 21:18
Am I being unreasonable?
1381 votes. Final results.
POLLTyrellius · 20/06/2022 14:35
Since everyone is made different, the 'accidentally slip' can and does happen. I dated someone and as much as you say the anus should be a tight bear trap, it just went in during sex, and it wasn't even me that did the accident. She was wet enough that it went right in as it slipped out and went into the other place. I actually stopped straight away, apologised and asked if she was OK.
I think it's like sticking your hand in a bag of skittles and expecting to get red every time, some people are just stupid and ignorant and expect to get a red skittle every time.
It will definitely be an interesting conversation wit our DDs, "Sweetie please remember it is never OK, unless you might have an aptitude for anal... do you?"
With the ease of media sharing these days, Amateur Porn and Cam Girls confirm that some people just have an aptitude for easy anal penetration. I don't think today it got normalised because of Porn, I think today it got normalised because of social media platforms... the same amount of people were probably doing anal in the past, but it was behind closed doors. Where would you even share that (Church, book club, bridge club, park?). I doubt men were too willing to tell their friends that their wives were into it out of stigma. I imagine it would be an interesting conversation to have with you mum or gran?
Saying that, everything that might cause distress should be assume off the menu until confirmed, or at least take it easy and see if the person allows you access. I imagine having a whole bunch of junk splurged in your eye, face, in your throat or any other place is just as violating if not discussed. Not to mention that some people could be allergic to sperm.
Magicpaintbrush · 12/05/2022 12:45
I don't believe for a second that anybody could 'accidentally slip' inside a ring of muscle as tight as an anus.
When my DD is older and starts dating I'm going to have to sit her down and explain that being pestered for certain sex acts because of the influence of porn is not okay - what a ghastly conversation that will be, but I think it's important. I don't want her being pressured into doing stuff she doesn't want to like I was by my first boyfriend. Making you feel like a killjoy or a prude because you don't want their dick up your arsehole.
Dweetfidilove · 20/06/2022 15:25
I'm wondering how it 'slips' in. Doesn't getting it in require a bit more effort, which then allows enough time to stop it happening; which if it continues , amounts to rape?
Changeymcgee · 10/05/2022 22:22
Hated the idea of it. My ex pestered and badgered for our entire relationship (including accidentally!) I gave in. Still hated it...even more than I thought!!
I made clear to my now DP that it wouldn't be on the table and he's never pushed me at all to try.
Magicpaintbrush · 12/05/2022 12:45
I don't believe for a second that anybody could 'accidentally slip' inside a ring of muscle as tight as an anus.
When my DD is older and starts dating I'm going to have to sit her down and explain that being pestered for certain sex acts because of the influence of porn is not okay - what a ghastly conversation that will be, but I think it's important. I don't want her being pressured into doing stuff she doesn't want to like I was by my first boyfriend. Making you feel like a killjoy or a prude because you don't want their dick up your arsehole.
JollyWilloughby · 10/05/2022 21:28
Definitely not just expected. I for one am not into that game. He would get a swift kick up the arse if he ever tried to put his cock up my arse that’s for sure.
neverbeenskiing · 20/06/2022 14:42
I firmly believe that the vast majority of men know full well that bum stuff is not on the table for a significant number of women. Yes, some women like it but know many aren't interested and so they're trying their luck. But they act all surprised when women say no and give it the "oh all the other women I've been with have loved it". Its manipulation, designed to make you feel that you're a prude or strange for not wanting what they want.
Magicpaintbrush · 12/05/2022 12:45
I don't believe for a second that anybody could 'accidentally slip' inside a ring of muscle as tight as an anus.
When my DD is older and starts dating I'm going to have to sit her down and explain that being pestered for certain sex acts because of the influence of porn is not okay - what a ghastly conversation that will be, but I think it's important. I don't want her being pressured into doing stuff she doesn't want to like I was by my first boyfriend. Making you feel like a killjoy or a prude because you don't want their dick up your arsehole.
Latecomer131 · 12/05/2022 11:54
This has been picked up by the Daily Fail. I think the frequency of this is hitting a point where very few people are going to want to start a post in AIBU, for fear of their anonymous post in a forum for parents being splashed in the national press.
Latecomer131 · 12/05/2022 11:54
This has been picked up by the Daily Fail. I think the frequency of this is hitting a point where very few people are going to want to start a post in AIBU, for fear of their anonymous post in a forum for parents being splashed in the national press.
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berrytheblen · 12/05/2022 11:34
I tried this with my ex husband. He agreed to stop if it hurt but didn't stop when asked and continued to the end while I was sobbing. That sounds dramatic but it hurt an awful lot. He'd always try, not ask, when drunk and I'd say no and would sometimes have to get angry for him to stop.
I'd never do this again with anybody and agree that it's something that should be discussed and prepared for beforehand.
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