Myth #5: Only homosexual men have anal sex.
TRUTH: People of all sexual orientations and partners of all
genders have anal sex. While it's true that many gay men do
have anal sex, the actual statistics reveal a much smaller
percentage than is widely believed: 50-60 percent have tried it
and fewer than 30 percent have it regularly. Fellatio is a much
more common practice among gay men.
The idea that all gay men and only gay
men have anal sex—one that the
Religious Right would like us to
believe—is simply not supported.
Furthermore, there is no evidence that
any single group defined by sexual
orientation has a great deal more anal
sex than any other group. In fact,
depending on which survey you cite,
from 20 to 45 percent of women have
anal sex.

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Myth #3: The anus and rectum were never meant to be eroticized.
TRUTH: The anus and rectum are full of sensitive, responsive
nerve endings, and the stimulation of these nerve endings and
penetration of the rectum can be intensely pleasurable—and
orgasmic—for both men and women. Furthermore, women's
G-spots and perineums can be stimulated during anal sex, and
men may experience stimulation of the bulb of the penis and
the prostate gland through anal penetration. The New Good
Vibrations Guide to Sex reminds us that "the anus is rich in
nerve endings and participates with our genitals in the engorgement,
muscular tension and contractions of sexual arousal and
orgasm."

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