Anatomy and biomechanics
Oral stimulation of the anal region, densely innervated. The position of the receiver determines access: quadruped, prone with elevated pelvis or supine with flexed legs. As it is an area with bacterial flora, previous hygiene and barriers (dental dam) are recommended to minimize transmission risks. Non-penetrative practice, with a high intimate load.
Why this position works
The sensitivity of the area makes the stimulation surprisingly pleasurable, and the practice has a strong sense of intimacy, surrender and breaking taboos that many couples find very exciting. Combined with manual stimulation of other areas, it multiplies the sensations.
Anilingus: the pleasure of the rim job
A practice as taboo as it is pleasurable. Anilingus —oral stimulation of the anus— surprises by how sensitive the area is and the intense intimacy it generates. With good hygiene and trust, it's a pleasure that many couples discover and adopt.
Also known as: anilingus · rim job · rimming · oral anal · kiss
Variations of this position
1. On all fours: maximum access
Person on all fours; the other practicing anilingus from behind.
Whoever receives on all fours offers the best access; whoever gives stimulates from behind.
- Whoever receives gets on all fours.
- Whoever gives stimulates from behind with the mouth.
- Add the hands to other areas.
2. Lying down: legs elevated
Person lying on their back with legs towards the chest; the other performing anilingus.
Receiver lying on their back with legs bent towards the chest, providing frontal access.
- The receiver lies down and brings their legs to their chest.
- The giver accesses from the front.
- Soft rhythm and communication.
✓ Tips
- Previous hygiene (shower) for both comfort.
- Use a dental dam if you want to minimize transmission risks.
- Combine it with manual stimulation of other areas.
- Start gently from the outside; the area is very sensitive.
- Communicate: it's a practice of great trust.
Key facts
- Interaction type
- Oral stimulation of the anus (anilingus)
- Active anatomy
- Mouth / Tongue
- Receptive anatomy
- Anus
- Main stimulation
- Anal / Oral
- Setups and participants
- Couple · 2 people GayHeteroLesbian
Frequently asked questions
Is it hygienic?
With a previous shower and, if desired, a dental dam, it's as safe as other oral practices.
What position gives better access?
On all fours or face down with the pelvis elevated; also supine with legs up.
Can something be transmitted?
There may be a risk of bacterial transmission; hygiene and barriers reduce it.
Sources and references
- Literatura de sexología clínica y ergonomía sexual
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