Anal Sex Popularity: 7 Countries Where Anal Sex is Popular
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In Which Countries is Anal Sex Practised the Most?
Somewhere friendly, safe and where no one gives a damn what you decide to do with your butthole, right!
Anal sex popularity has been growing in recent years and as such not only gay people but heterosexual couples are now feeding from behind. Is it a passing fad or is it here to stay is another question which requires a whole article on its own. According to BedBible, 69% of women have tried anal sex, and 32% of men have tried anal sex
Anyway supposed you are curious to know more about anal sex which countries are the best to learn and even try out this fetish or lifestyle? Here are 7 countries in the world where anal sex is popular.Â
Also Read: Anal sex: Hereâs Why You Should Give Pegging a Chance Even if you are a Straight Guy
Note:Â Some of these countries stand out because they have a huge number of gay people and therefore anal sex here is nothing more than a handshake while other counties simply have open-minded societies who donât give a hoot what you do with your butt. On the other hand, in some countries anal sex porn sells like hot cakes proving just how popular it is.
The Countries With The Highest Prevalence of Anal Sex
Check out these interesting stats! Greece takes the lead as the country with the highest rate of anal sex, with a whopping 55% of the population having given it a try.
Next up, we have Switzerland and Mexico tied for second place, both boasting a 49% prevalence of people who have explored anal sex.
And rounding out the top three is Denmark, where 45% of the population has dabbled in anal adventures.
Rank | Country | % who have tried anal sex | References |
1 | Greece | 55.0% | Source |
2 | Switzerland | 49.0% | Source |
3 | Mexico | 49.0% | Source |
4 | Denmark | 45.0% | Source |
5 | Brazil | 41.0% | Source |
6 | Sweden | 39.0% | Source |
7 | Australia | 37.7% | Source |
8 | US | 37.5% | Source |
9 | Croatia | 36.0% | Source |
10 | Italy | 33.1% | Source |
11 | New Zealand | 33.0% | Source |
12 | UK | 28.5% | Source |
13 | Poland | 14.0% | Source |
14 | South Africa | 12.1% | Source |
15 | China | 6.0% | Source |
South Africa
African is known for jailing and even sentencing people who engage in anal sex to death but not South Africa. The rainbow nation has one of the most friendly policies on LGBTQ in Africa and so far it’s the only African country to legalize same sex marriage.
While in South Africa you wonât run short of butts to fuck proving how popular anal sex is in this country.
Thailand
Thighland or Thailand it’s all one and the same and you know thighs and asses are not that far off from each other. Thai women from prostitutes, regular girls to lady boys will welcome you to this beautiful Asian country the only way they know how – ride your dick with their butt holes until you go nuts and cum.
Yes, anal sex is popular in Thailand and if thereâs a place you are guaranteed to get anal sex then it is here.
Japan
If you watch Japanese anime then you know that anal sex is a big deal down there in the land of the rising sun. What makes anal sex so popular in Japan is a butthole sorry loophole in the law which citizens exploit with abandon. According to Guysinfohub you canât technically sell vaginal sex in Japan, unless you work in a soapland –Â a fancy name for a nice brothel but the law doesnât say anything about the other holes on a woman and that is how the Japanese get away with setting up so many sex shops which offer âAFâ service, which stands for âanal fuck.â
France
Whether you call it the ‘City of Light’ (La Ville Lumière) or the City of Love one thing is certain, if you are gay or simply love fucking assholes you will feel right at home in Paris.
The French capital city is the center of Franceâs LGBTQ movement with most French LGBTQ groups being headquartered in La Paris. Thatâs not all, apart from being gay-friendly and boosting social life establishments like clubs, bars, and hotels for gays, Paris is also home to the vibrant Le Marais, Franceâs most popular gayborhood.
And did you know Paris was the first city to elect an openly gay Mayor? If thatâs not accepting and gay-friendly i donât know what is.
Russia
Who knew Russians are crazy over anal sex? According to Pornhub 2017 insights âAnalâ is the most popular category in Russia, followed by âHentaiâ, âTeenâ and âRussianâ.
Citizens of the largest country in the world certainly love spending their time inserting their dicks in small holes and as numbers show anal sex is their number one preference.
USA
If you love anal sex you will find lots of company in the United States. The USA has one of the biggest gay populations in the world and guys here certainly donât mind anal sex. The days of âDon’t ask, don’t tellâ are long over. Today same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states.
Brazil
Call it the butt sex capital of the world where there is enough butts to go around if you are a fan. So popular is anal sex in Brazil that it even has its own name – Bunda – and I have to say the name alone already sounds sexy. Taking it in the ass is part and parcel of the Brazilian psyche and it’s totally normal for Brazilian women to have anal sex. Talk in town even has it that Brazilian women are actually instructed on techniques of anal sex by their very own mothers.
Common Myths About Anal Sex
Here are a few myths about anal sex and how they may have come about:
1. Anal sex is for gay men only: This myth likely stems from outdated stereotypes and misconceptions about sexual orientation. In reality, people of all genders and sexual orientations can engage in anal sex.
2. Anal sex is dangerous: This myth may arise from concerns about potential health risks associated with anal penetration. While improper or rough practices can cause discomfort or injury, when done safely and consensually with proper lubrication and communication, anal sex can be enjoyable and safe.
3. You just need to spit, instead of using lube, when doing anal sex: This misconception likely originates from ignorance about the importance of lubrication during anal intercourse. Spit is not an adequate substitute for lubricant, which is essential for reducing friction and preventing discomfort or injury.
4. Anal sex is still going to hurt: This myth may be brought about by experiences of individuals who have had negative or painful encounters with anal sex. However, with proper preparation, relaxation, and communication between partners, anal sex can be pleasurable and pain-free.
5. You will poop while doing anal sex: This myth is rooted in misunderstandings about the body’s anatomy and how the digestive system functions. With proper hygiene and bowel preparation (such as emptying the bowels beforehand), the likelihood of fecal matter during anal sex is minimal.
Possible Side Effects of Anal Sex
Here are possible causes and ways of prevention for the risks associated with anal sex:
1. Increased Risks of Transmitting Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs):
– Cause: Anal sex can increase the risk of transmitting STIs due to the delicate nature of anal tissue and potential exposure to bodily fluids.
– Prevention: Use condoms consistently and correctly during anal intercourse to reduce the risk of STI transmission. Get tested regularly for STIs, and communicate openly with partners about sexual health.
2. Colon Perforation:
– Cause: Rough or aggressive anal penetration can lead to tears or perforations in the colon.
– Prevention: Practice gentle and gradual penetration during anal intercourse. Use plenty of water-based lubricant to reduce friction and minimize the risk of injury. Stop if you experience pain or discomfort.
3. Worsening Hemorrhoids:
– Cause: Strain and pressure during anal sex can exacerbate existing hemorrhoids (swollen veins in the anal area).
– Prevention: Avoid anal sex if you have hemorrhoids or consult with a healthcare provider before engaging in anal intercourse. Use adequate lubrication and consider positions that minimize pressure on the anal area.
4. Increased Risk of Fistula:
– Cause: Prolonged or forceful anal penetration can lead to the development of fistulas (abnormal connections between the rectum and other organs or tissues).
– Prevention: Practice safe and consensual anal sex, using gentle penetration and sufficient lubrication. If you experience persistent pain, bleeding, or unusual symptoms after anal intercourse, seek medical attention promptly.
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