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Tristan Taormino's Expert Guide to Pegging Reviewed

Tristan Taormino is the new Nina Hartley. (Not that Nina's gone or we don't equally love Nina. She's awesome in her own hot, sex educational way.) Tristan is just as equally into sex education and totally hot.

And when she created this Expert Guide to Pegging, we were just elated. Sex education on pegging? A guide that so many are confused--to this day--about? Please. We covered a simple beginners guide to pegging, but it definitely couldn't touch all the bases.

Luckily, we had our resident porn expert review it! Mr. Holes has been watching porn since 1971, so trust me--he knows his porn. And while this wasn't porn exactly, it definitely hit the spot.

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Title: Tristan Taormino’s Expert Guide to Pegging
Studio: Smart Ass Video Productions (Vivid)
Director: Tristan Taormino
Performers: Dylan Ryan, Jada Fire, Jiz Lee, Christian XXX, Mickey Mod, Wolf Hudson

One of the things on my bucket list is to have a woman take my ass with a strap on. The wife won’t even discuss it, or anything else butt related (mine or hers), and none of the girlfriends I've ever had would either. It’s one reason I identify as bisexual (besides the fact that I enjoy sucking cock). Unfortunately, there are a lot of gay and bisexual men out there who don’t have a clue how to treat another guy’s bottom, which is a topic best left for an essay on sexual technique. So, I've looked longingly for sex positive pegging videos. Unfortunately (again), every one I've picked up has focused on pegging as a way to dominate and humiliate a male partner. Why? I've never understood this. Does that mean that every time a man puts his penis in a woman’s ass it’s an act of domination/humiliation?

Consensual sex between adults should be about mutual pleasure. Sometimes that takes the form of dominance and submission, and that can work both ways. But I’m not a submissive. Oh, I can play at that role! But I can’t tolerate humiliation and my intense claustrophobia makes being restrained impossible. I do like to please, however, and some have mistaken this for submission. It isn't, at least in my case. Which brings me back to the topic of pegging in porn.

Tristan Taormino, porn’s widely recognized sex expert, has produced a video featuring three scenes of pegging portrayed in the context of mutual respect and in a loving way between two people who are interested in each other’s pleasure as much as their own. How refreshing! Bravo Tristan Taormino!

Tristan Taormino’s Expert Guide to Pegging is one of the most sex positive things I've ever seen featuring two naked people inserting things into each other’s various orifices. I wanted to stand up and cheer, but since I was watching in my office at work I thought it would be better if I just wrote a good review instead.

For a couple thinking about introducing pegging to their sexual to-do list, this is the video they should watch first. 

The DVD contains a lot of purely instructional material (Taormino is an educator after all) about anal play and proper hygiene. Everything you need to know about pegging is there for you to watch. The way it is portrayed is positive and affirming for both men and women. It’s also sexy as hell. Much of the instructional material is contained in the “Special Features” of the DVD, but each scene begins with a discussion of pegging and offers some excellent insights.

This video also features a little bit different take on interaction between the performers. A great example occurs in the Dylan Ryan/Wolf Hudson pairing – Dylan has two gloved fingers in Wolf’s ass and he isn’t shy about giving her instructions. Later, when he’s eating her pussy, she, likewise, isn’t bashful about telling him “a little higher.” We don’t always get that in porn. This is one reason why it’s easy to believe much of porn isn’t, “real sex,” because in real sex we don’t always just know what our partner wants. With a little bit of instruction and communication, we can go a long way toward maximizing pleasure.

Another thing that sets this video apart from others on the shelf in the curtained room of your local video rental emporium is the lack of emphasis on the “money shot.” Each scene handles this differently. In the first scene, (Ryan/Hudson) there isn’t one. But we are led to believe (without it ever being explicitly demonstrated) that Wolf left his load in Ryan’s vagina and then consumed it during the bout of cunnilingus that followed. I can believe that.

In the second scene, featuring ChristianXXX and Jada Fire, Christian ejaculates on his own belly while Jada plows his bottom. Having cum while having my own bottom plowed, I know just how he felt (terrific!). The third scene, pairing Jiz Lee and Mickey Mod, featured the pair mutually jerking off in the shower after a nice session of Jiz pegging Mickey and then Mickey plowing Jiz. It was highly erotic.

One other note, on the first scene (Ryan/Hudson) is that the apparatus she uses on his bottom has a little vibrator built in for her and she gets off on it big time. It also seems to bring Hudson some pleasure as well. This whole scene was as much focused on her pleasure as his and it was my favorite of the three. But they're all good.

The set up for each scene is worth watching because each one contains excellent information for the couple contemplating jumping into the anal-sex-for-him pool.

I’m going to forgo the blow-by-blow, scene-by-scene descriptions for this review, in part because I want to get this posted right away and in part because I don’t think it will add much to what I’ve already said. If you are looking for a pegging video without all of the usual D/s and humiliation commonly found in such, THIS is the video for you. If you are a couple thinking about trying this, watch this video first because it contains really important information presented in a highly erotic manner. Either way it’s a good bet that you’ll enjoy it.

Technically speaking – no real flaws that I saw. Nice natural lighting, decent audio, good camera work, and a “real” feel to the scenes that was refreshing, particularly coming from a Vivid offshoot. I have no trouble giving this a strong buy recommendation. Bon appetit!

This post was originally published at Mr. Holes reviewes on his blog holesreviews.

MstrHole began watching porn in 1971. In 1990s, he reviewed porn for a Usenet group, but then moved on to other things. With so much insight, we're glad he decided to get back into it a few years ago. This goldmine of porn knowledge feels there is enough negativity in the world and now only reviews porn that he likes. He is not paid for this work, nor does he accept free videos for review, making his blog a space for honest and unbiased commentary. Look for more of his work here at GetLusty and check out his blog. Also follow him on Twitter @mstrhole.

Polyamory 101: What Is It, Anyway?

So recently we had an article on polyswinging. Back up. Let's start with "traditional" polyamory. As you might know, we're relatively silent about polyamory.

Why? Mostly because many of us don't have the time, energy or lack of jealously to open the relationship up. However, we're open minded thinkers and encourage you to consider the possibilities. As long as everything is consensual and involves amazing sex, it's good. Erica Grigg, our Chief Lust Officer, reports.

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So let's start off with this: there are several myths about polyamory. These are included below. They were aided by O.M. Grey's myths about polyamory post.
  • Polyamorous people have group sex. This isn't necessarily true. In most cases, couples have sex individually (i.e. as separate couple). Plus, this is more the realm of swingers (who enjoy group sex).
  • Sex all the time. That's not always true. Obviously, there's a certain level of intimacy needed to keep a relationship going. But consider, if you have 2 lovers (like Jaiya talked about in her Strange Sex episode, for example) versus 10 lovers, you're likely going to be having a different amount of sex. It just makes sense that way.
  • Something must be wrong with your marriage/ relationship. Actually, your relationship has to be pretty good to open it up. Think about your significant other visiting a strip club. You know that jealousy? Multiply that by 10. That's why I personally haven't tried it. (But maybe you might!)
  • It's only about sex, or it's only about love. So, as Jaiya said about her relationship with her two lovers (who were raising a wonderful baby, by the way), that she loved them both. They were intimate because they were in love and that seems to be the bi-product of love. So it definitely wasn't just about the sex or love. It was both.
Now, more on what is polyamory?

According to Wikipedia, Polyamory (from Greek πολύ [poly, meaning many or several] and Latin amor/love) is the practice, desire, or acceptance of having more than one intimate relationship at a time with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved.

Many contend that it is distinct from both swinging (which often emphasizes sex with others as merely recreational) or with polysexuality (which is attraction towards multiple genders and/or sexes).

Polyamory, often abbreviated as poly, is often described as consensual, ethical, or responsible non-monogamy. The word is sometimes used in a broader sense to refer to sexual or romantic relationships that are not sexually exclusive, though there is disagreement on how broadly it applies; an emphasis on ethics, honesty, and transparency all around is widely regarded as the crucial defining characteristic.

However, according to Pyschology Today, polyamory is more like, "A philosophy of loving that asks us to surrender to love. Polyamory leads us to ask, 'What is the most loving and authentic way I can be present with these people and with myself at this time?'" Coming at it from this perspective, we might find something a little more relationship-focused versus the love/sex paradigm.

According to Robyn Trask, the Executive Director of Love More (a non-profit dedicated to polyamory) an openly Polyamorous individual and sex coach, Polyamory is more about having, "many loves".

Of course, I'm my definitions have a bias as a monogamous individual. As someone who isn't polyamorous, but has multiple poly friends, I've seen various aspects of being poly without the need to adapt. From my perspective, polyamory is about individuals consciously, consensually making multiple relationships for the purposes of love and sex.

This is post by Erica Grigg, our Founder and Chief Lust Officer. She's a writer, marketer, social entrepreneur and sex geek. She founded GetLusty for Couples to end boring sex. 

If you don't see Erica riding around downtown, Chicago in her beach cruiser or at a diner with her adoring husband. You'll also find her chatting up the tech community about the importance of sex and love in marriage. Follow Erica on Twitter @ericagrigg or subscribe via FacebookGoogle+ and LinkedIn.

Want to connect about business partnership with a woman-run business that cares? E-mail me directly at erica@getlusty.com.

Podcast! Dr. Jallen Rix on Honesty for Deeper Love

Dr. Jallen Rix survived a strict, religious upbringing and ex-gay ministry. He wrote a book about it, and came out of the experience a more complete, honest person.

He's very secure in his sexuality and teaches others about how to realize their own sexual interests. How can monogamous couples have a more fulfilling love life? We talked with him about honest, loving experiences.

What we talked about:
  • What brought Jallen here? 
  • Why is it so important to be honest with your partner sexually? 
  • Why did he write his wonderful book, "Ex-Gay No Way" and what's it all about, anyway?
  • OK, so he's gay & poly. My husband is bisexual, is yours? Dr. Jallen answers how to integrate fantasy into your healthy relationship.
  • How can couples interested in bi-sexuality but not in polyamory explore?
  • What are different kinds of monogamy & why do they matter? 
  • What's in the prospect for Dr. Jallen? What's next?
More about Jallen:

Speaker, author, and educator, Jallen Rix has come a long way to be a sex expert. Growing up as a Southern Baptist, he was taught that spirituality was heavenly but sexuality was from the devil. While obtaining a B.A. in creative arts and a minor in theology, he also went to great lengths attempting to change his sexuality from gay to straight in an ex-gay ministry- to no avail.

That experience set him on a journey of discovery that ultimately resulted in Jallen earning his Doctorate of Education in Sexology from The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality in San Francisco, where he is now Associate Professor.

He pens the popular advice column, Sex Ed in Bed. As a sexologist, Jallen creates an accepting and safe environment that provides support, humor and insight for a wide variety of people to raise their awareness for a more positive and healthier sexuality. Learn more about Jallen Rix by reading his book, "Ex-Gay No Way." Follow him on Twitter @gaysexpert and subscribe on Facebook.

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