Why do men like to be pegged

Key Statistics To Know:

• 16% of sexually active adults own tried pegging. [1]
• Sales of pegging gear and equipment have risen overall about 44% each year since [4]
• 24% of heterosexual male college students have experienced some form of anal pleasure. [9]
• Most straight adults reported having anal sex an average of times a month. [1]
• Many men hold no qualms about pegging and do not feel it impacts their sexual identity in a negative way. [3]
• Almost 60% of men have reported fantasizing
  
  

  It&#;s totally OK to like pegging if you&#;re a straight man &#; 7 guys tells us why

  If was the year of eating ass, will be the year of pegging.

  Chances are you’ve already heard of it – but if you haven’t, pegging is, in most cases, a sexual operate where a straight dude is penetrated by a woman wearing a strap-on dildo. And no, it doesn’t involve a peg leg.

  Pegging the question: Why strap-ons are a brilliant way of experiencing sex

  The word ‘pegging’ elicits responses of shock and judgement in many, and it might not be for everyone, but as with all sex, it is simply about pleasure.

  Pegging has been around since the dawn of time (anything we do, rest assured, the Romans did it first) but it wasn’t until the release of sexologist Carol Queen’s sex education video series Lean Over Boyfriend that the act was given more attention.

  But despite its recent surge in pop tradition, in part thanks to shows like Broad Capital and movies like Deadpool, the act still remains largely taboo.

  Many people still mistakenly think that if a straight man enjoys being penetrated, it

  Why all straight men should try pegging once

  The last moment I spoke about “pegging” in front of a community of people was on a perform away day when a very lovely, older colleague overheard the conversation and assumed we were talking about laundry. No one had the heart to explain to her what the pos now meant, so we all sat round, chatting about peg bags and retractable washing lines until lunch was over.

  In order to avoid such confusion here, I shall start this article by telling you exactly what pegging means.

  Pegging is slang for a existence anally penetrated by a partner, using a strap-on. People of any gender or sexuality can peg or be pegged, but it is usually reflection of as a straight sex perform, with the female doing the penetrating. It has very little to perform with laundry, and even less to do with the benefits of a rotary washing line.

  The term was popularised by a contest in Dan Savage’s long-running Savage Love column in , after he realised that there was no prevalent name for that sex act. And for absolutely no reason whatsoever at all, I hold found myself thinking about pegging quite
  
  

  ‘Side’ and ‘Pegging’ – Remain, What?

  Last year, in a conversation with a buddy who is back to the dating scene, she asked me about two terms she’s noticed on some dating apps: ‘side’ and ‘pegging.’ They were foreign to me as well, so I began my research.

  For ‘side,’ ponder of a big meal; there is a main course, then there are side dishes and desserts. With sex, if receptive/insertive vaginal and anal intercourse is the main course, then the sides are everything else. Some people no longer want to have insertive or receptive vaginal or anal intercourse.

  There are myriad reasons for this. It could be due to previous lived experience, pelvic-floor dysfunction, pain, antidepressant use, medical condition or many other medical issues that make vaginal and anal intercourse unachievable. Vaginal intercourse can be overrated for females, as it is estimated that only 25% of us achieve orgasm that way. Unless the female is on top or having sex doggy style, they won’t have clitoral stimulation, which is what helps with orgasm. Let’s be honest, we all desire orgasms — they touch fantastic. But fe