Anal sex toys should have a flange, the wide base or other pull-type thing that keeps them (hopefully) from getting sucked into a person’s butt during sex play. Unfortunately, not all anal sex toys have these which makes them not good choices for anal sex play. Leave it to Searah, the smart, sex toy savvy owner of Early to Bed who’s got everyone’s back when it comes to pleasurable sex, to spot these toys and put out red alerts on her blog, as when she came across this new toy called “My First Anal Slim Vibe” and marked it as NSFB (Not Safe for Butt). Nice work. Searah.

For more about how to do anal sex play right, check out my Good to Bed Guide to Anal Pleasuring, available for instant download, and appropriate for couples of all kinds.

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