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Anal sex. PARENTS PLS DISCUSS THE NEED TO SAY NO TO Anal Sex With Your Young Children, there is a trend ongoing, people are taking advantage of the children and young teenagers are exploiting their sexuality.
This thread is an important read, please read to the end and share it with others.
But biologically, Anus is for the excretion of solid waste products from your body, called poop, as you correctly know.
Anus is never created for any other thing on earth but for the poop channel.
The Question now is? Do you know that some individuals do use their anuses for something else apart from using it to poop? But
Don't worry. We are going to deal with it today. 
.
The same way they see the discussion of sex and condoms as evil talk with their kids. At last, their uninformed children bring the abomination home to roost.
While anal sex is often glamorized or joked about by peers, the truth is, it carries serious health risks that people, especially young ones, deserve to understand everything about.
While vagina tissues are built strong to receive any weight of penetration, just like the penis is built to be strong in penetration. These duo were made to penetrate and be penetrated but anus.
Anus only discharges waste products from our bodies. Forcing the penis or any other thing through the anus will expose you to the contraction of STIs, including HIV, etc.
Because of the ease with which viruses can enter the bloodstream through the micro-tears.
If done without care or understanding, it can cause long-term damage to the rectum and sphincter muscles.
This isn’t about judgment. It’s about protection, boundaries, and informed choices.
Kids and teens need to know that not everything they hear, see, or are introduced to is safe, normal, or right for them.
Let’s not wait until harm is done. Let’s speak with love, honesty, and responsibility.
Let’s raise children who are not just “protected,” but empowered to protect themselves before someone else does it for you. We live in a time where children and teens are exposed to adult content far earlier than any of us were prepared for.
Social media, entertainment, and even peer conversations introduce them to topics, like anal sex, that they don’t have the tools to fully understand.
So what do we do? We talk about it early enough for Kids. Honestly, and with care.
Anal sex is often portrayed as “just another option” in media, without context or explanation. Some people make you feel like it's alright to have anal sex. They claim that It’s harmless and practiced by everybody.
You have to brace up on time to let your children know that it's a very wrong narrative, that in reality, it comes with real physical and emotional risks, especially for young bodies and undeveloped minds.
The anus is not designed for penetration, making tearing and damage more likely, this opens the door to serious infections and long-term complications.
It's one of the riskiest sexual behaviors for illnesses that might turn your family around for bad. Many young people are pressured or misled into thinking it's expected, cool, or a way to avoid pregnancy, without understanding the full picture.
Someone will definitely bring it up around your kids if you fail to. You can't always be around your kids to protect them from such people. Your kids will school with different strangers, they will go to Church or any other religious organizations.
Your kids might find themselves in seminaries and convents, where their sexual lives are always endangered by the corrupt ones that lay and wait for their arrival.
And when they do discuss or introduce anal sex, your child should already have a foundation of truth, confidence, and self-worth that helps them say, “That’s not for me,” or “I know better.”
Be a safe space. If they ask something awkward, don’t shut it down, thank them for asking, and enlighten them on it.
Emphasize that they never have to do something that makes them uncomfortable, even if someone else says it’s “normal.”
Comrades.. you’ve probably seen or heard stuff about anal sex, online, in shows, maybe even from friends. Some talk about it like it’s just a “normal” part of sexuality. Others might act like it’s no big deal.
But here’s the thing: you deserve the truth about it, not the hype. Anal sex carries real risks, especially if you don’t know what you're getting into or feel pressured.
The anus is way more fragile than other parts of your body. That means tearing and bleeding can happen easily, which increases the chances of infections that might make you terminal.
It can cause long-term damage if done without care or understanding, things like pain, incontinence...that will make you pad forever, or trauma.
Some people try to use it as a way to “avoid pregnancy” or because “everyone’s doing it.” But if it feels wrong or uncomfortable to you, you have every right to say no.
You don’t owe anyone access to your body. Just because it’s out there doesn’t mean it’s safe or right for you and real relationships, of any kind, include respect, honesty, understanding, and clear boundaries.
It’s okay to ask questions. It’s okay to say no. And it’s more than okay to protect yourself, emotionally, mentally, and physically.
You’re not “immature” for setting boundaries. You’re strong for it. Don’t let curiosity, pressure, or a moment make you risk your health or well-being.
You’re worth way more than that pleasure that can cost you your lifetime and you know. You can have hemorrhoids and rectal prolapse, hpv, while at it.
For girls... Marriage has no right to make you give your anus to your awkward husband. Marriage does not make you naive or docile to sacrifice yourself, your health, and your worth for what will destroy you.
If your husband demands for your anus for sex, you are married to a closeted homo or bisexual. And it's proof enough for you to end your marriage with him. Marriage is a damnation to many uninformed ladies, who were raised in a male-centered pattern. So say no to anal sex if your husband asks for such.
I repeat like biology says....Anus is a one-way traffic. It is not created to be penetrated but for only excretion. Penetration widens your anus to drool. So SAY NO TO SUCH AND Teach your children to say no to such should they come across such menace now trending across our society.
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Dear PARENTS, Here Are Why Discussing Anal Sex Education Early Benefits Your Child's Future. But first SIGN UP To WorldSocio should you are yet to do so and keep reading.
Anal sex. PARENTS PLS DISCUSS THE NEED TO SAY NO TO Anal Sex With Your Young Children, there is a trend ongoing, people are taking advantage of the children and young teenagers are exploiting their sexuality.
This thread is an important read, please read to the end and share it with others.
What is the anus for?
In my native language, is called Ike nsi, and some call it otele nsi, which is in Igbo language, Igbo is a tribe in West Africa Nigeria and that is where I come from.Now what is the main purpose of Anus "otele"?
Most children will say for poopoo.But biologically, Anus is for the excretion of solid waste products from your body, called poop, as you correctly know.
Anus is never created for any other thing on earth but for the poop channel.
The Question now is? Do you know that some individuals do use their anuses for something else apart from using it to poop? But
Don't worry. We are going to deal with it today. . For parents.
In a world where kids are growing up fast, and exposed to all sorts of ideas online and through peers, it’s important we give them real, honest guidance, not just silence or shame. One of the topics some parents are slow, or delay in discussing with their kids is.. anal sex and SEX Education in general.The same way they see the discussion of sex and condoms as evil talk with their kids. At last, their uninformed children bring the abomination home to roost.
While anal sex is often glamorized or joked about by peers, the truth is, it carries serious health risks that people, especially young ones, deserve to understand everything about.
Here are a few facts about anal sex:
Anus is never made for sex, naturally. According to biology, and science, it is piped one way. The lining of the anus is very delicate, much more than vaginal tissue, making it more likely to tear during sex. This raises the risk of infections.While vagina tissues are built strong to receive any weight of penetration, just like the penis is built to be strong in penetration. These duo were made to penetrate and be penetrated but anus.
Anus only discharges waste products from our bodies. Forcing the penis or any other thing through the anus will expose you to the contraction of STIs, including HIV, etc.
Because of the ease with which viruses can enter the bloodstream through the micro-tears.
If done without care or understanding, it can cause long-term damage to the rectum and sphincter muscles.
This isn’t about judgment. It’s about protection, boundaries, and informed choices.
Why should your kids know this?
Because silence leaves room for confusion. If we don’t talk about it, someone else will, often in unhealthy, unrealistic ways that pressure or mislead them to try it and experience it.Kids and teens need to know that not everything they hear, see, or are introduced to is safe, normal, or right for them.
Let’s not wait until harm is done. Let’s speak with love, honesty, and responsibility.
Let’s raise children who are not just “protected,” but empowered to protect themselves before someone else does it for you. We live in a time where children and teens are exposed to adult content far earlier than any of us were prepared for.
Social media, entertainment, and even peer conversations introduce them to topics, like anal sex, that they don’t have the tools to fully understand.
So what do we do? We talk about it early enough for Kids. Honestly, and with care.
Anal sex is often portrayed as “just another option” in media, without context or explanation. Some people make you feel like it's alright to have anal sex. They claim that It’s harmless and practiced by everybody.
You have to brace up on time to let your children know that it's a very wrong narrative, that in reality, it comes with real physical and emotional risks, especially for young bodies and undeveloped minds.
The anus is not designed for penetration, making tearing and damage more likely, this opens the door to serious infections and long-term complications.
It's one of the riskiest sexual behaviors for illnesses that might turn your family around for bad. Many young people are pressured or misled into thinking it's expected, cool, or a way to avoid pregnancy, without understanding the full picture.
Someone will definitely bring it up around your kids if you fail to. You can't always be around your kids to protect them from such people. Your kids will school with different strangers, they will go to Church or any other religious organizations.
Your kids might find themselves in seminaries and convents, where their sexual lives are always endangered by the corrupt ones that lay and wait for their arrival.
And when they do discuss or introduce anal sex, your child should already have a foundation of truth, confidence, and self-worth that helps them say, “That’s not for me,” or “I know better.”
What can you do?
You as parents need to start age-appropriate conversations about consent, body autonomy, and safety early enough with your kid, be a friend to your children alongside be responsible parents.Be a safe space. If they ask something awkward, don’t shut it down, thank them for asking, and enlighten them on it.
Emphasize that they never have to do something that makes them uncomfortable, even if someone else says it’s “normal.”
Empowered kids are protected kids.
Let’s raise a generation that values their bodies, knows their boundaries, and isn’t afraid to speak up, fight, and protect themselves. For teens.Comrades.. you’ve probably seen or heard stuff about anal sex, online, in shows, maybe even from friends. Some talk about it like it’s just a “normal” part of sexuality. Others might act like it’s no big deal.
But here’s the thing: you deserve the truth about it, not the hype. Anal sex carries real risks, especially if you don’t know what you're getting into or feel pressured.
The anus is way more fragile than other parts of your body. That means tearing and bleeding can happen easily, which increases the chances of infections that might make you terminal.
It can cause long-term damage if done without care or understanding, things like pain, incontinence...that will make you pad forever, or trauma.
Some people try to use it as a way to “avoid pregnancy” or because “everyone’s doing it.” But if it feels wrong or uncomfortable to you, you have every right to say no.
You don’t owe anyone access to your body. Just because it’s out there doesn’t mean it’s safe or right for you and real relationships, of any kind, include respect, honesty, understanding, and clear boundaries.
It’s okay to ask questions. It’s okay to say no. And it’s more than okay to protect yourself, emotionally, mentally, and physically.
You’re not “immature” for setting boundaries. You’re strong for it. Don’t let curiosity, pressure, or a moment make you risk your health or well-being.
You’re worth way more than that pleasure that can cost you your lifetime and you know. You can have hemorrhoids and rectal prolapse, hpv, while at it.
For girls... Marriage has no right to make you give your anus to your awkward husband. Marriage does not make you naive or docile to sacrifice yourself, your health, and your worth for what will destroy you.
If your husband demands for your anus for sex, you are married to a closeted homo or bisexual. And it's proof enough for you to end your marriage with him. Marriage is a damnation to many uninformed ladies, who were raised in a male-centered pattern. So say no to anal sex if your husband asks for such.
I repeat like biology says....Anus is a one-way traffic. It is not created to be penetrated but for only excretion. Penetration widens your anus to drool. So SAY NO TO SUCH AND Teach your children to say no to such should they come across such menace now trending across our society.
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