“Feminists have made it a “thing” by promoting the idea that pegging will bring a couple closer together. Indeed it may if the guy is a latent homosexual or near asexual who can’t be stimulated enough through his penis, and doesn’t mind his wife going out to shag more masculine men.”

What do you mean by “homosexual”, “asexual”, and “masculine”? The question may seem elementary, but I’ve been through enough debates on gender and sexuality to know that subtle nuances in definitions can completely alter the meaning of an argument, and the number people that use any one definition is small, meaning that most like, the person you’re conversing with uses different definitions.

I have a dick (in other words, being a man), and at one point, I was averse to having sex with virtually all other people with dicks, thus I called myself not a homosexual. Images of a nude man without the companionship of a woman repulsed me.

And then after reading glowing reviews of the Aneros line of prostate massagers and the amazing pleasure and orgasms they provide, I got one myself.

The experience was a revelation. After training with it for a couple sessions, I entered into a whole new pleasure-scape, the quality and intensity of which I’ve never seen before.

I got off purely on the pleasure and not on some fantasy that the toy was the cock of another man (I generally have poor imagination when it comes to masturbation anyways), a case you claim is extremely rare here:

“Now IF (and it’s a big if) you are one of those extremely rare exceptions (I actually found one and only one, five pages into Google, and I suspect he’s one of those very masculine top-straights who may occasionally sexualize feminine men and just not tell anyone) who does not like any sexual contact with men, never fantasized about sex with men, and never imagine while being pegged that it is a man shagging you,”

If you visit the forums of Aneros or any other manufacture or anal toys for men, I think that you’ll find that it is the case and not the exception that the men in those forums get off on the pleasure of the toy alone.

You then claim that us prostate lovers are into thinner toys that wiggle instead of thrust:

“Usually, if a guy need a dick in his ass, he is Gay or Bi. There is also a wide difference between guys who may enjoy a finger on the prostate, and something the size of a dildo. Finger on the prostate guys are more into the wiggling than the thrusting.”

And while I will admit that the Aneros Helix I own is the girth of a fat thumb and the length of a long middle finger, I and plenty of other users will use thrusting motions to heighten the pleasure, and plenty of more trained users upgrade to bigger and thicker toys comparable to dildos to heighten their pleasure.

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“I mean…if you ever once experienced the displeasure of pulling something out of a guy covered in mucous, trails of blood and some weird possible food remnants, and a bit of poo, you can see why a girl might develop an aversion if she didn’t have one to begin with.”

You didn’t use enough lube, and you either didn’t void the bowels thoroughly, or you didn’t wash it thoroughly. These are newbie mistakes your referring to.

Just like you’d clean your vagina and penis before play, you’d also clean your anus and rectum for anal play. They are as advisable as fucking a dick covered in smegma.

Now if you’re adverse to certain things because of some disgust that can’t be described or put into words, or reasons can’t be given, that’s fine. But if your disgust stems from some sort false belief, and the error of such belief is demonstrated, like someone whom anal sex repels because they think it’s inherently unsanitary, but who is shown that it is quite simple to thoroughly clean the rectum, and you persist on maintaining your disgust, then you must accept that it isn’t justified on any rational grounds and cease believing that you’ve got good reasons to be disgusted.