Can straight men use anal toys too: Boys and There Sex Toys

Published on 12 June 2025 at 10:31
Collage of three different men of different races beginning self pleasure and exploration by using sex toys for prostate pleasure breaking stigma about anal play being for gay males only

Straight men can use Butt toys too: Explore your enhanced pleasure 

Okay, listen up. Let's talk about something real, something that shouldn't be whispered about in dark corners or hidden behind cheesy magazine covers. Let's talk about anal play. And let me tell you something right off the bat: it isn't just for the gay men, it's for all men.

 

I'm a health consultant, yeah, but I'm not here to give you some sterile, clinical lecture. I'm here to tell you the truth, straight up, no bullshit. The truth is, feeling good is universal. Pleasure doesn't have a gender. Stimulation doesn't care if you're gay, straight, or somewhere in between. What matters is what you like, what you enjoy, and what makes your body sing.

Toxic Masculinity—Don't let it stop you from playing with your sex toy

For too long, we've been fed this toxic masculinity crap that tells guys they have to be a certain way, that certain things are "gay" or "unmanly." And for women, there's this weird taboo about exploring anything beyond the usual. It's garbage. It's limiting. And it's keeping you from potentially mind-blowing experiences.

 

I'm talking about anal stimulation. Yeah, I said it. And listen, if you've never tried it, you might be surprised. It's not about fitting into some category or proving anything to anyone. It's about exploring your body and finding new ways to feel good.

 

Here's why you should at least consider exploring this avenue of pleasure:

  • Nerve Endings Galore: Your ass is packed with nerve endings. Seriously. It's a pleasure hotspot just waiting to be discovered.
  • Release Tension: Many people find that anal stimulation can release tension and stress. It can be incredibly relaxing.
  • Intense Orgasms: For some, anal stimulation can lead to more intense and satisfying orgasms.
  • Just Plain Feels Good: Bottom line? It can feel amazing.

So, where do you start? Simple:

  • Communication is Key: Talk to your partner (or yourself!). Find out what you're both comfortable with.
  • Lube is Your Friend: Seriously, invest in some good quality lube. You'll thank me later.
  • Start Slow: No need to rush. Experiment gently and see what you like.
  • Relax: Tension is the enemy. Take a deep breath and let go.

Don't let outdated ideas and societal pressures hold you back. Explore! Discover! And most importantly, enjoy!

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FAQs sex toy use among bi/gay and straight men:

Q: Do bi or gay men use sex toys?

A: Yes, according to a 2012 study, a significant majority (over 78%) of bi or gay men have used a sex toy at least once.

Q: What are the most popular sex toys among bi or gay men?

A: Based on the 2012 study, the most popular sex toys among bi or gay men are:

Q: How do bi and gay men use these sex toys?

A: The majority (over 95%) of bi or gay men who use dildos or butt plugs use them on themselves during masturbation. Additionally, 72% reported inserting them into their partners during intimacy.

Q: Is the 2012 study still relevant?

A: The 2012 study provides valuable insights, but it's important to acknowledge that sexual attitudes and behaviors can evolve over time. More recent data would provide a more current understanding.

Q: Do straight men use sex toys?

A: Yes, a 2017 study focusing on college-aged straight men found that 24% had engaged in anal play, which can involve the use of sex toys like butt plugs.

Q: Has the stigma around anal play decreased?

A: The 2017 study suggests that social acceptance of anal sexual eroticism has increased in recent years, indicating a decrease in homohysteria (the fear of straight men being perceived as gay).

Q: Historically, has there been stigma around sex toy use?

A: Yes, historically, the use of sex toys has sometimes been stigmatized. The example mentioned is the association of clitoral stimulators with lesbianism in the 19th and 20th centuries, leading to avoidance by some women due to social pressures.

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