Kinks & Fetishes – What does Pegging mean?
Pegging
Pegging is anal sex in which one partner wears a strap-on dildo and penetrates the other, most often a woman penetrating a man, but open to anyone.
What does Pegging mean?
Pegging got its name in 2001, when readers of a US sex-advice column voted on a word for the act. It means a person wearing a strap-on penetrating their partner anally, classically a woman and a man. For many men it’s the easiest way to explore prostate pleasure, which can be intense. It also flips familiar roles, and some couples love that switch of who gives and who receives.
How do you start with pegging?
Go slowly, use plenty of lube and start small, with fingers or a slim toy before the strap-on. Choose a beginner-size dildo with a flared base and a harness that fits snugly. Let the receiving partner control depth and pace at first, for example by moving back onto the toy. Relaxing matters more than anything, so take your time, communicate constantly and stop if anything hurts.
Is pegging gay?
No. Sexual orientation is about who you’re attracted to, not which body parts feel good. The prostate is just anatomy, and plenty of straight men enjoy it. Pegging is simply one more way to share pleasure. Not sure your partner is into it? Pegging only shows up as a match in the Consent Check if you both said yes.