I started an anal-only relationship five weeks ago, and I’m already feeling a transformation. We met online because I was specifically looking for someone interested in anal sex.
It turns out we’re also on the same page about other things, which has allowed me to approach this anal-only relationship with greater peace of mind.
Before we had sex for the first time, we agreed that I wouldn’t have a clitoral orgasm. I’d never done that before, and even though I’d always had a deep desire for anal sex, this clit denial made me super horny and obsessed.
To be honest, vaginal sex has never really done it for me, and I’ve always preferred the sensations of anal sex.
During those 5 days of clit denial, I used a plug every day, and during a long-distance conversation, I dildoed myself under his guidance. I love this kind of intimate exchange, and it turns me on even more. So far he’s never used my pussy, and I find that so romantic. I don’t know yet if that will always be what I want, but I love the idea. I find that it adds something exciting and intimate and strengthens our connection.
We’re not just anal-only—we’re true ass fetishists. I especially love feeling open and filled, and even more so, exposing my ass to him so he can work it with his tongue, fingers, plugs, dildos, and his cock, of course ![]()
I wonder if not having had a clitoral orgasm has changed my relationship with anal pleasure, but I really feel like my ass is just like a pussy when he fucks me. I was afraid I wouldn’t feel anything anymore because of it, but actually, I realize it’s increased my pleasure even more.
I have a very strong big-cock fetish, by the way, and his cock is satisfying even though I’ve had bigger ones. Maybe my fear stemmed from that fetish, too. Right now, we’re not completely in clit denial because I can still come that way when he fucks me, and when I’m alone, I can only come from my clit if my ass is filled.
I think it’s important to mention that I like being sexually dominated and that I particularly enjoy rough sex (dirty talk, BDSM, rough sex), and I consider myself more of a slut than a submissive.
Even though I’ve always been open about my desires, I have to admit that this shift toward anal sex raises some questions: Why am I so obsessed with sex? Why does it turn me on almost all the time? Is it sustainable in the long run? Why does it make me feel even sluttier?
How do I handle the hygiene aspect? How often can you do an enema? If I don’t do an enema before every sexual encounter, will I still be clean?
These hygiene and health issues are very important to me. I’ve read that you shouldn’t do more than one enema a week. I’ve been doing a few more, and now I feel like I’m naturally getting cleaner and cleaner. Can people in my situation please shed some light on this for me?
I also feel like my enemas are taking less and less time, and so far I haven’t had any accidents, but the relationship is still relatively new.
I also noticed that I was getting wetter. And I could actually see it in the photos, since we both happen to enjoy that. I noticed that my discharge was thicker and creamier; I thought it was the lube, but it wasn’t. For those of you with vaginas, have you experienced the same thing?
I have to say it adds to the excitement of anal-only, and I loved seeing my pussy writhing with desire while being completely ignored.
I’d never felt this subversive side of anal before because I’ve always been open about my desire for it. But no doubt AO has led me to other feelings and reflections. I feel even freer and more in tune with myself. That’s where the subversive aspect comes in: as a feminist and a queer person, I’ve deeply questioned norms—including sexual norms.
The politics of sex are fascinating and reveal just how conditioned and controlled we can be in our desires. In that sense, I feel joy and pride in being able to choose which hole gives me the most pleasure. Maybe that’s why I feel more like a slut, and I feel like it allows me to get to know myself better.
Thank you for this forum because, beyond being a place to exchange ideas, it’s also a treasure trove of important information and an opportunity to expand our knowledge through the diversity of our experiences.