The Anatomy of a Butthole
People often wonder what makes butthole pleasure so much fun. The more you understand what it is inside a butthole, the easier it will be to access those special pressure points that will drive him or her wild.
Buttholes are surrounded by sphincter muscles and nerve endings which can send sexually stimulating signals to the brain. Rectums are not connected to reproduction, however it is still highly sensitive to touch and can be a source of great pleasure to both participants during sex. The anus is generally a forgotten erogenous zone which, if acknowledged, can enhance your sexual escapades with your partner. Both men and women can enjoy anal pleasure if open-minded and willing to try new things. But what exactly is it in your butthole that makes anal sex so enjoyable?
Anal sex feels good because there are a lot of nerve endings in and around your anus. When these nerve endings are stimulated, signals are sent to your brain and can result in feelings of bliss and contentment as a response. Because your butthole is relatively close to your penis or vagina, a lot of sexual nerve endings are within the same vicinity. This is what causes anal sex to feel exceedingly good. Butthole pleasure further enhances vaginal intercourse as well as oral sex for both men and women. The nerves all around the buttocks are also sexually stimulating. Squeezing the buttocks also sends erotic signals to the brain and a pleasurable sensation is ultimately produced.
For women, there is also the fact that the internal structure of the clitoris is more directly and easily stimulated via the rectum than the vagina. The g-spot is a way of stimulating the clitoris vaginally, but for many women there are even better spots anally, and this is why women can often orgasm entirely from anal sex with no other stimulation, and even with other stimulation will have far more powerful orgasms than without anal.
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