Things you should know about anal sex
It shouldn't cause pain. It can cause discomfort, but normal anal sex shouldn't be painful. Do not experiment, if you have hemorrhoids or digestive problems and remember about large quantities of lubricant based on silicone.
Rectum does not produce its own moisture during arousal. Except watching some anal porn. You can also read a bit about it. Find some websites with porn for women. They always have a lot of additional information.
Some women are scared that anal sex leads to urinary incontinence. That's not true. Anus takes in a penis or toy and then will return to normal. For some women, anal sex can be extremely sensual. The anus is richly innervated, so the experience is very intense, which can lead to orgasm.
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