2InA: My girlfriend and I haven’t ever had vaginal sex, we started with anal when we got together and just went with it. We got into anal porn together early on, especially double anal. She started talking during sex about how good it would feel to be stretched by two cocks. She’d say things like “I wish there was another cock my ass right now too”. We started experimenting with toys: me pushing a dildo into her ass while fucking her, moving both together or alternating. The more we did it, the more it became part of our regular sex life.

About six months ago, we invited our roommate to join us for double anal. He’s someone we’re good friends with, trust, and who also loves anal and DAP from our conversations and when he’s seen us watching porn on occasion. It was supposed to be a one-time experience at first, but it felt so good. Since then, he’s been joining us for double anal a couple times a week. My girlfriend has taken to it in a way I didn’t expect, while it feels great for me, she goes wild with it and cums harder than she ever has before. Both our cocks in her ass gives her something that single anal just doesn’t.

Today she told me she wants to go double anal only. No more single anal, no more just me inside her. She says it’s not about me — that she still loves me, still craves me — but that her body and mind feel more complete, more satisfied, more truly taken when she’s being fully stretched by both of us. She wants the three of us to be in a relationship together and to only do DAP.

I’m not insecure about sharing her. We’ve already done that. But I do feel kind of weird about the idea of never again having her ass to myself. No moments where it’s just me inside her, just the two of us, just that simple connection. Do you have any suggestions? I know you’re going to push us to go double anal only since that’s a big part of your blog, but how can I wrap my head around it better?

You’re right — I am going to encourage you to go double anal only. Not because it’s a rule, or because it’s what I prefer. It’s clearly where your relationship is already heading, and your girlfriend isn’t just craving DAP as a novelty. She’s thriving on it. Her body, her orgasms, and her words are all telling you exactly what she needs. You’re not losing something. You’re seeing the next evolution of what you already started together.

It’s normal to feel something about the idea of never having her ass only to yourself again. That’s not weakness, it’s just adjustment. But think about where you’re actually at: you built your relationship and sex life on anal only. Double anal isn’t a threat to your connection — it’s a deepening of it. You’re not being replaced. You’re part of what makes her feel even more complete.

Try reframing it like this: when you were the only cock in her ass, you gave her everything she could handle at the time. Now that she’s ready for more, she’s inviting you to be part of that with her. Don’t step back, step in. The relationship doesn’t shrink when another cock joins yours in her ass, it expands. The trust gets stronger. The bond gets tighter.

If you still want moments of one-on-one time, you can do so through oral sex, or perhaps still having some cock + dildo sessions or even working her up to taking your cock and fist at the same time if your roommate isn’t available to join in.

This isn’t about replacing connection — it’s about completing it. Together in her ass, always. Always full. Always shared. That’s what anal only becomes at its peak — and you’re already there.

Amy: Hi, I’ve been anal only for the past year and a half, and at first my boyfriend was really into it. We had amazing sex, I was stretching regularly, and we even do double anal using toys. He said it was the hottest sex we’d ever had.

But lately, he’s been asking if we can “mix it up” and have vaginal sex again. I told him that I’m committed to anal only, that I don’t get anything out of vaginal sex anymore, and that I don’t want to go backward. He said he understood, but I can tell he’s disappointed, and it’s starting to make me feel guilty. Should I give in once in a while just to make him happy? I really don’t want to.

It can be normal for some people to want what they don’t have and if he feels like vaginal is off the table he may be feeling the desire for it again to either “establish dominance”, even subconsciously, or to just try it again. I’m of mixed feelings about the best response here—it’s clear that you don’t want vaginal, and that’s completely reasonable. Sometimes, though, it can be valuable for people in that state of craving to try vaginal again only to discover how truly inferior it is to anal, and it strengthens their resolve to stay anal only going forward. It gets rid of the fantasy through cold, hard reality: vaginal just isn’t that good.

I would suggest talking with him about other ways you could compromise. Are there other fantasies he might want to explore instead? Tell him you want to keep your vagina unused going forward but you’re open to trying other things with him that he’d like. Does he want to do double anal more often? Would he like to start sharing your ass with a friend for some real DAP? Ass to mouth? Piss play? Physical chastity for you? There are all sorts of things to explore without using your pussy at all. Vaginal sex will just hold the two of you back.

Vaginal sex is often assumed to be the “default” form of sex by most of society. It’s what most people are taught, what most couples focus on, and what mainstream culture reinforces as the norm. Anal sex, in contrast, is usually seen as something extra — something taboo, deviant, or advanced.

But when we step back and actually examine the role of each, both physically and emotionally, it becomes clear: anal isn’t just an option — it’s the more natural choice.

Reproduction Is Not the Modern Standard

Vaginal sex is intimately tied to reproduction — and that’s why it became the standard. For most of history, sex has been fundamentally about getting pregnant and having children. But most modern sex isn’t about reproduction. It’s about connection, pleasure, intimacy, and release. If pregnancy isn’t the goal, the justification for vaginal sex disappears. Anal, by contrast, doesn’t carry the risk of pregnancy. It’s a deliberate choice for pleasure only. And when done consistently, it becomes not just safe, but intuitive. It’s no longer something extra — it’s everything.

The Body Adapts to What You Choose

The anus is surrounded with a dense cluster of nerve endings and responds quickly to touch, pressure, and arousal. For many women, anal penetration leads to deeper physical satisfaction and a more intense emotional release. With regular practice, the body adapts: relaxation improves, natural lubrication increases, and orgasms become stronger.

Some women even report developing an automatic response to arousal where the anus becomes their primary sexual focus — feeling a tingling sensation of desire, and the ability to orgasm intensely without any vaginal involvement or clitoral stimulation. That’s not strange. That’s how the body responds when something feels right.

Vaginal Sex Is Often Less Stimulating

While vaginal sex is normalized, it doesn’t necessarily offer the best experience — for either partner. Many women require clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm during vaginal sex, and for some, that stimulation can cause a sudden drop in arousal or even depression symptoms after orgasm. Anal, in contrast, often creates a more full-bodied experience: intense sensation, deeper pressure, and stronger orgasmic response — frequently without needing additional stimulation.

Men often report tighter grip, more friction, and more intensity during anal penetration. It engages both partners more fully, drawing out a more primal and passionate dynamic that’s hard to replicate in any other form of sex.

Anal Is a Chosen Connection

Vaginal sex is expected. Anal sex is chosen. And that difference matters. Anal requires communication, focus, patience, and commitment. It builds trust. It amplifies intimacy. It becomes a shared experience that’s deeply physical, deeply emotional, and deeply personal.

It’s not just about how it feels — it’s about what it means.

When partners commit to anal only, they’re not just choosing a sexual act. They’re choosing a deeper kind of relationship. One that’s intentional. One that’s disciplined. One that is centered around mutual desire and total clarity.

Natural Isn’t What You’re Born With — It’s What You Choose

You may have a vagina, but that doesn’t mean vaginal sex is natural. What’s natural is what is best for your body, what your mind responds to, and what your relationship thrives on. Anal only isn’t unnatural — it’s focused. It’s primal. It’s passionate. It’s a higher standard of intimacy. And for many of us, it’s the most natural sex we’ve ever had.

Anal Obsessed: I saw your post about Vicky Sol, and I think it’s great that you promote more anal only content here, you should feature other stars, maybe double anal only stars next too.

On the note of promoting anal only porn—I’d be curious if anyone can recommend any audio or literary porn that promotes anal only, double anal or clit denial, or even anal only hypno videos, I’d be very interested!

Lastly can I just say I appreciate the more frequent updates here! Keep up the amazing work, I love reading your site while stretching my ass and ignoring my clit.

Thank you, I’m glad that you enjoyed it. I would love to feature more anal only/double anal only stars but I’m not familiar with many who are strictly AO/DAO.

We do have an Anal Only Porn Stars post that stays semi-updated, and also a list of Anal Only Stories.

I hope that you continue to ignore your cunt and clit permanently.

Felicja: I’ve been following this blog for a while now, and I noticed that the old posts weren’t as anti-vaginal as new ones. I mean you used to allow clitoral or vaginal use, but now you are in favor of ignoring the vagina completely. Even remaining a vaginal virgin for life and getting pregnant without using a vagina is promoted.

Where does this great change come from? What has made anti-pussy radicalism grow in strength? Is this the only way to completely denormalize the use of vaginas and clits among girls?

There’s still a very wide variety of ways people implement anal only in their own life, and whatever works for you is great. But, as the past decade of anal only enthusiasm and advocacy has evolved, more and more people do prefer stricter implementations of anal only: no vaginal penetration at all, and preferably no clit stimulation. And with that growing in popularity, there isn’t much reason to cater to the pussy. Why not strive for the ideal if possible?

I think as more people have tried anal only they’ve learned that pussy just holds them back and moving past it completely causes better pleasure, arousal and enthusiasm for greater anal joy.

In a porn landscape where anal is increasingly the norm but almost every girl is still expected to do vaginal as well, Vicky Sol has carved out something different — and something much more meaningful to anal only devotees. Quietly, consistently, and with increasing intensity, she has built a career defined not by compromise, but by clarity: it’s anal only for her.

From her early days in Greek amateur porn to LegalPorno/AnalVids, Vicky Sol has become a living icon of the anal only movement — and a very dedicated double anal devotee.

Her Career: Anal from the Start

Born on June 14, 1989, in Greece, she began her adult film career in 2010 under the alias Elli, appearing in Greek productions such as Oi Xaderfes and Ellinides Nymfomaneis. These early works showcased her anal preference and aside from brief moments of vaginal penetration in two early scenes, she was nearly anal only from the start. By 2019, she had adopted the stage name Vicky Sol and transitioned to international platforms, notably collaborating with producer Giorgio Grandi on LegalPorno/AnalVids, where she shifted her focus to double anal penetration in almost every scene going forward.

To date, Vicky Sol has filmed nearly 50 anal only scenes, with almost 30 double anal scenes and at least 1 triple anal scenes under her belt — and not a single vaginal scene recorded after her first few years. While she may not hold the record for the most DAP scenes, her more recent focus on it and her unwavering dedication to anal only sets her apart.

The Anal Only Standard: A Call to Action

Vicky Sol’s career proves that vaginal sex is not necessary for erotic power, pleasure, or pornographic success. She’s not the flashiest performer, nor the most extreme — but her consistency is what makes her legendary. She chose anal. She stuck to it. She made it her brand.

Now it’s time for others to follow.

If you’re a performer: you can say no to vaginal. You don’t need to open every door just because someone expects you to. You can do only what you love — and if what you love is anal, then do that. Commit to it. Build your brand on it. Become a true anal only performer.

If you’re a fan: stop settling for vaginal porn. Don’t accept “just a little pussy.” Support the stars who give you exactly what you want — anal only, no compromise, no apologies. Let producers and performers know: the future of porn is anal only, and we won’t settle for less.

And if you want to help reshape the industry?

• Only buy anal only scenes.
• Skip anything with vaginal sex.
• Promote the women who live anal only — like Vicky Sol.
• Make it clear: we don’t want pussy.

We want more women who choose what Vicky has chosen: to never do vaginal again. To be anal only for life. Porn is changing. And with your support, it can change even faster.

Let’s make vaginal sex obsolete — in porn and in life.

Jessica: I’m a 23-year-old woman and about two months ago I discovered a passion for anal with my current boyfriend. I’m even considering going anal only, as it seems to be a normal choice for some couples. While exploring, I’ve noticed a lot of content related to double anal penetration on this site and across the internet, and honestly, I feel a bit overwhelmed by how much double anal content there is. I’m also worried that there could be a lot of fake or exaggerated information out there. I’m curious—are there really women who engage in double anal outside of porn actresses?

Are there any real-life stories, communities, or links that document or discuss real women’s genuine experiences with double anal? I’d love to hear from people who have done this or know more about it.

Thank you for your message — it’s awesome to hear that you’re discovering a passion for anal and even considering going anal only. That’s a huge and positive step toward building a more focused and satisfying sex life.

It’s understandable that the amount of double anal content can be a bit overwhelming! Double anal is definitely growing in popularity and having quite a moment right now, with a lot of interest both in and out of porn. While no one can really tell what content is real vs. fantasy, I can tell you: yes, absolutely, real women outside of porn engage in double anal, and it’s growing in popularity rapidly. It’s not just a performance for cameras, it’s something more and more women choose for themselves — because it feels good, because it pushes their bodies to new levels of pleasure, and because it deepens trust and connection with their partners.

Here on the blog and in the greater anal only lifestyle community, there are plenty of real-life stories. Many women who start out as anal only eventually develop a natural craving for more fullness, and double anal becomes the next evolution. It’s often a gradual process — starting with toys, stretching, double penetration with dildos, and eventually moving toward two cocks if and when it feels right.

It’s not something you need to rush, and may not even have interest in—it’s not a requirement. It’s something that some women grow into when their body and mind are ready. And for many, once they experience it, it feels not extreme, but natural — like the way anal was always meant to be.

But keep enjoying the anal joy and pleasure and if you have any questions about going anal only, please reach out!

Vaginal sex is seen by most of the world as the default. It’s what people are taught in school, what most movies and books always show, what relationships are expected to revolve around. It’s treated as the “normal” way to have sex — and the “right” way to have a relationship.

But normal doesn’t mean necessary. And when you strip away reproduction, there’s no reason at all for vaginal sex to hold any special status. If you aren’t looking to have children right now, vaginal sex has no purpose, no advantage, and no place in your lives.

Why Vaginal Is Treated as the Default

Vaginal sex became the norm for one reason: reproduction. It exists as a cultural expectation because of its ability to make babies. That’s it. Sure, it can be pleasurable to many people. It provides intimacy and connection. But fundamentally, it’s because of reproduction and ease, and anal provides pleasure, intimacy, passion and more far better than vaginal can.

Once you take away reproduction as the goal and replace it with anal, vaginal sex loses its entire reason for being. And the truth is, most modern sex isn’t about making children anyway. It’s about intimacy, expression, and satisfaction. And for those things, anal is superior in every way.

Vaginal sex is:

• Vulnerable to accidental pregnancy
• Less pleasurable for many women, and even painful or uncomfortable for some
• Focused on quick, easy climax and less on mutual pleasure
• Less enjoyable for men
• Loaded with expectations that treat women like passive recipients

Anal sex, on the other hand, is:

• Deliberate and deeply focused
• Physically more intense, emotionally more vulnerable
• Centered on preparation, patience, and full-body surrender
• Pleasure for the sake of pleasure

Even Reproduction Doesn’t Require Vaginal Sex

Some women still want to get pregnant — and that’s valid. But even that doesn’t require giving up anal only living. If reproduction is the goal, there are ways to accomplish it without ever having vaginal sex.

• Pull-out vaginal insemination: Your partner can pull out while orgasming and insert his penis into the vagina only to ejaculate inside
• Transfer from rectum to vagina: It’s possible to orgasm in the rectum, then use fingers or a syringe to move semen from one to the other, or push out the semen while holding open the vagina and letting it run inside
• IVF or clinical methods: For those who want children with full control, there are medical options that don’t require vaginal intercourse at all.

You can stay true to your anal only identity and still become a mother — if that’s what you want. But even that doesn’t make vaginal sex necessary. It’s optional. And for many who live anal only, it’s not even that. It’s rejected.

Moving Forward, No Looking Back

If you’ve already stopped vaginal sex, this is your reminder that you’re not missing anything. If you haven’t yet, this is your invitation to begin. You don’t need to wait for a special moment or the perfect excuse. Just decide:

“I’m done with vaginal sex. I reject vaginal normativity. I live anal only.”

And if you ever doubt it, look at the facts: vaginal sex is only “normal” because of old ideas about reproduction. But in every other way — for pleasure, focus, control, connection — anal sex wins. Every time.

Make your life better. Make it anal only.

Anal Only Lesbian: DAP is my biggest fantasy, I’m anal only in relationship with another woman and we both only use our ass. It’s always been a kink of mine but I never said it, as I was a bit shameful. Now though, it feels like double anal is everywhere! I feel like the world is telling me to do it as I see it everywhere in porn and on Reddit.

I’m still not sure how to do it in practice though. I have a number of toys and am planning on getting a chute butt plug soon which allows for anal with the plug left inserted. I think this is a good start and I’m training with my largest existing plug until then.

I’m curious how to broach the topic of “real” DAP with my girlfriend as I’m worried she’ll be insulted that her lesbian girlfriend needs not one but two real cocks in my ass. She’s less extreme than me sexually and I don’t think she thinks about double anal even with toys or anything. She doesn’t watch or read any porn so I don’t think she’s been very exposed to DAP.

How can I discuss this with my girlfriend gently so I don’t scare her off? Also any suggestions or anything for getting more into DAP, I’m all ears.

Thank you for reaching out — it’s always encouraging to hear from women who are living a committed anal only lifestyle and still pushing themselves forward. Double anal really is the natural next step. It’s not just a kink — it’s the true expression of the anal only mindset: one hole, stretched and shared, fully opened and fully claimed. And you’re absolutely right — DAP is having a moment. It’s more visible than ever because more women are realizing it’s not just for porn — it’s for them.

As for how to move toward real double anal, you’re already on the right path. Training with large plugs and investing in toys like the chute-style plug are all smart steps, and as you open up, start using two dildos side by side. The more consistent your practice, the more ready your body will be when the opportunity comes. If you haven’t yet, take a look at our Guide to Double Anal Sex — it breaks down the process in more detail.

Now about your girlfriend — your instincts are right to approach it with care, but you also shouldn’t hide your desire or feel ashamed for wanting more. Let her know you’ve been fantasizing about double anal for a long time and it’s a craving that’s growing. Frame it as something you want her to be part of, even if it’s just with toys at first. Let her see how much pleasure and intensity it gives you — how much your body responds.

If you already use strapons together, you could ask her to fuck your ass while you ride a second dildo. Or invite her to be in full control — one dildo in her hand, one you’re riding — both in your ass at the same time. Let her see it, feel it, claim it. That shared experience may help open up her own interest in stretching further, or at least in supporting you in it.

If the fantasy involves real men, that’s something you’d want to approach separately, and only if the relationship is ready for that kind of shift. But it doesn’t have to be about other men. You already live a fully anal only life with your girlfriend, and you can absolutely enjoy double anal together as well. She may not be ready to receive DAP herself, but you are, and hopefully she wants to help you get there.

The most important thing is that you stay open, true to yourself, and proud of what your body is craving. DAP isn’t just a fantasy — it’s a calling for many anal only women. And you’re ready.

For women drawn to the unique fullness, connection, and intensity of double anal sex (DAP), the desire can feel both thrilling and intimidating. Many have fantasized about it — the taboo, the closeness, the surrender — but don’t know how to begin, or how to even talk about it with a partner.

We are here to tell you: yes, it’s absolutely possible — and more than that, it can be empowering, deeply intimate, and even life-changing. Whether you’ve already embraced the anal only lifestyle or are simply curious, double anal is a natural next step for those ready to go deeper — both physically and spiritually.

The Appeal of Double Anal

So why are more women openly embracing double anal?

• Intense fullness: Double anal offers an incomparable physical sensation — the stretch, the pressure, the depth.
• Erotic surrender: It requires trust, relaxation, and letting go — things that can deepen intimacy with your partner.
• Total commitment to anal only: For many, it’s the purest form of the lifestyle — a full rejection of vaginal sex and a full embrace of anal connection, where even multiple men share your ass rather than using your vagina.

And you don’t have to jump right into a two-man experience. You can start where you are — by yourself or with the man you trust most.

How to Introduce the Idea to Your Partner

If you’re craving double anal but aren’t sure how to bring it up, you’re not alone — even in open, trusting relationships, certain fantasies can feel intimidating to share. But the truth is, most partners want to know what turns you on — especially when you present it with excitement and clarity.

Here’s how to ease into the conversation:

1. Frame it as a shared adventure

Instead of saying, “I want double anal,” try:

“I’ve been fantasizing about something a little more intense… something we could explore together.”

This invites curiosity rather than pressure.

2. Share your why

Be honest about what excites you — whether it’s the fullness, the submission, the symbolism, or the idea of deepening your bond. If you already practice anal only together, this is a natural next step.

You might say:

“I’ve loved the intimacy we share with anal, and I’ve been wondering what it would feel like to take it even further — just you and me, plus a toy.”

3. Normalize it with facts or fantasy

Double anal might be taboo, but it’s also a common fantasy. You can reference erotic stories, videos, or even this blog. Let him know it’s not weird — it’s wildly hot.

If he’s nervous or surprised, let him process. Curiosity often grows once the seed is planted.

4. Start small and let him lead too

Make it clear that this isn’t about replacing or minimizing him — it’s about growing together. If he’s open, you can shop for a toy together, or plan a night to explore it gently.

Starting at Home: Your Partner + a Dildo

One of the easiest, most comfortable ways to begin exploring double anal is by using two dildos or by combining your partner’s penis with a toy to simulate DAP while you control the pace.

Tips for Getting Started:

1. Have an open conversation
   Let your partner know what you’re craving — not just physically, but emotionally. Emphasize your trust in them and your desire to explore this together.
2. Pick the right toy
   A realistic silicone dildo with a softer outside and rigid core is ideal for DAP. It simulates the natural give of a real second penis and can be much easier than a fully rigid toy.
3. Prep matters
   DAP requires more preparation than solo anal. Spend extra time on warm-up (with plugs or fingers) and plenty of lube. Even if you can do single anal without much lube, you’ll need more for double anal.
4. Positioning is everything
   Experiment with different positions, as some might be easier to start with than others. Doggy style with your partner behind you and the toy inserted first is often a great way to start. Or have him enter first, and then slowly guide the toy in. Cowgirl positions (with you on top) allow you the most control, but may be harder to insert the dildo at first.
5. Breathe, relax, and listen to your body
   It’s okay to take breaks, laugh, adjust, and try again. You’re creating a new shared experience — don’t rush perfection.

Moving Toward True DAP: Opening the Door to a Second Partner

Once you’ve experienced the sensation and intimacy of simulated DAP, it’s natural to consider expanding into a two-man scenario. This is a personal decision, and should only be done with full consent, communication, and preparation.

Ask Yourself:

• Am I emotionally ready for a second man in this space?
• Is my partner open to this, or does he just want to stick with us and a dildo?
• Do I want this for the sensation, the submission, the symbolism — or all three?

You’re allowed to want it all. And you’re allowed to go at your own pace.

Some women arrange threesomes where their male partner remains fully involved — choosing the second man, setting the rules, and keeping the focus on you.

Others explore anonymous or semi-anonymous arrangements, often facilitated by trusted communities online.

Whatever your path, remember: your body, your boundaries, your rules.

Why Double Anal Only?

Choosing to go double anal only — as a commitment, a lifestyle, a sexual philosophy — takes things even further.

It’s more intense, moving beyond single anal penetration to commit to always have sex with two partners in your ass every time you have sex. It’s a total renunciation of vaginal sex in all its forms. It says, “My pleasure, my power, my path, all go through one place — and I’m proud of it.”

Women who’ve made this choice describe feeling:

• More focused and connected to their partners, and feeling the joy of pleasuring them both anally at the same time
• Freed from expectation — many women initially feel the need to stay anally tight, whereas double anal allows them to embrace loose gaping and still provide incredible pleasure
• Turned on by their own discipline and commitment — by first giving up vaginal sex and then giving up single anal, and staying committed to it, it creates a life of disciplined pleasure that just grows the more the commitment remains
• A life of increased pleasure — double anal is like anal, but even better, with more stimulation, more intense stretching, more pleasure, and far greater orgasms from two partners moving inside your ass.

It’s a bold stand. And one you can work toward, little by little, with each intimate experience. You don’t need to rush. You don’t need to be perfect. And you absolutely don’t need permission. If your body craves fullness, if your heart longs to give up the old norms, if your fantasies linger on two shafts pressing deep and filling you up completely — embrace it. Talk to your partner. Try it once. Try it again.

This is your journey to double anal only. Start it tonight.