Want to have anal sex and wondering how to avoid the poo thing...

Try to use an enema with warm water before starting anal...I'd say do it an hour before back-door sex. It should help... Reply

Tere's NO WAY to avoid poo...it's the ass!
Even if you use an enema, there could still be poo, so if you want the ass, you have to learn to accept the poo too.
I'd advice you to keep a black towel and some baby wipes nearby and for the love of God, tell your girl-friend you love her even if there is poo. :) Reply

As Newcouple has said above, there will always be -something- in there, the rectum is made of porous tissue, so there's no way to clean it entirely. Have her use the bathroom beforehand, clean herself in the shower, and try an enema if you like. Condoms also make cleanup nice and easy!

Remember - lube is your friend! The butt does not produce natural lubricant the way the vagina does, and if you go at it without adding some of the slippery stuff, you risk discomfort and possibly injury to your gal. I recommend a good high-quality lubricant, something silicone based is even better because it will last longer than water-based. Reply

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As long as you poop when your body tells you to, everything should be fine. An enema will clean out what's left in your rectum, but I've found it pretty unnecessary actually. I really enjoy anal sex and do it at least 3 times each week, and have never really seen anything on the condom afterwards. Remember that the poo isn't stored in your rectum. The only time there is poo there is when you are going to the bathroom (unless you are super constipated and then it's time to see a doctor).

I think a good sexy shower before hand is all that is needed to keep things clean, and a condom of course. It isn't nearly as icky down there as people assume it is. There will always be something in there, but it's not like you'll probably even be able to see it. Anal sex without a condom really isn't a good idea; don't want to risk a UTI. An enema will clean the rectum out more thoroughly, but it isn't needed. Reply