It's been literal years since that episode of Broad City when Abby used a dildo to anally penetrate her hot neighbor, and people are still not over it. While the show gave pegging sex some good PR, unfortunately, there's still a lot of stigma and confusion surrounding this sex act.
Thanks, toxic masculinity. Luckily, more and more people being vocal about their love for butt stuff - including pegging - regardless of gender or sexual orientation. If pegging is something you've been wondering about or maybe freaked out about , here's all the information you need to know, including answers to: what is pegging?
It's simple: Pegging is anally penetrating someone with a strap-on a dildo secured in place by a harness. While the act of pegging sex goes back a very, very long time, the term is relatively new. It originated in a poll conducted by sexpert and podcast host Dan Savage in which he asked listeners to come up with a word for this sex act. Pegging came out on top pun intended , and it seems to have stuck quite nicely.
A lot of things, actually. For one, the person on the receiving end of pegging sex gets a chance to explore anal penetration which, FTR, can be pleasurable for anyone. There are plenty of perks on the giving end as well. A strap-on gives a person without a penis the chance to explore what it is like to have a penis. Sounds fun, right? This can offer a novel sense of control; as the giver, you can internally pleasure your partner in a way you haven't before.
Plus, if you have a clitoris, grinding against the butt of your partner can feel quite intense, much like masturbating. Many harnesses have a pocket in front where you can place a small vibrator for extra stimulation. If you're a woman who has sex with men, using a dildo on their rear may sound very hot and empowering, but some cis, hetero men are still worried that having something up their butt can "make" them gay.
