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Thorns82 -> RE: anal sex (2/17/2008 8:20:53 PM)

Well, I would suggest using a high-quality silicon plug and lube that does not contain glycerin on top of the already good advice.  Both are less likely to cause allergic reactions, which could help.  My best friend has IBS (she avoids caffine, chocolate, cabonation and milk to help control it?) and she was the one who convinced me I should try anal.




Bound2One -> RE: anal sex (2/17/2008 9:01:06 PM)

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ORIGINAL: MsBearlee

Okay, we all know it's about yer butt, but what has an anus to do with a bowel?  Bowels are internal...an anus hardly is.  And...anal sex goes not much further inside a body than does a long finger; so...whadup? 

I do not see them as related...other then making sure one is comfortable, clean and not cramping when the attempt is made.  Who would make such an attempt otherwise? 

I'm sorry, I just do not see these things as connected physically.  (yes, I see a difference if we are discussing Crohn's or actual rectal fissures or other problems.)  Seems to me phone sex has little to do with any thing physical and everything to do with fantasy.

Having experienced Diverticulosis, I can understand your concern...but I wonder if it is warranted.  How 'bout just go slow..and with a friend.

MsB. 


MsB., it's more about the psychological/physiological effects of the disease on her body.  If she's feeling stress due to the activity, that's more likely to cause her cramping and other painful symptoms to occur. 




MsBearlee -> RE: anal sex (2/18/2008 6:15:03 AM)

 

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... thank you, Bound.  I thought we were discussing physical issues.
 
MsB




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