One should simply avoid the practice entirely, IMO. Looked at pragmatically, the sole benefit of short-term pleasure is not worth the many potential downsides; especially not the long-term ones and those requiring surgical repair/alterations.Mmmmm i see..... You make a compelling case Blink. It should also be noted that i am not a doctor, but i play one on tv! One should try to avoid literally "Tearing it up" as theres nothing sexy about a bleedin bumhole.
An article written by some anonymous woman? It's not bad, but seriously -- known credentials are a good thing.PS: Heres a marvelous article on the in's & out's of Anal Sex entitled........ Entering the forbidden door! Tally Ho!
Besides, plenty of people aren't being careful (or are using the wrong lubes...). Pointing out that they should be might help, but eventually some of them are going to grow careless (after all, it's much more pleasurable for the giver if he's rough). Thus, it's better by far to simply discourage the dangerous activity. At least until the medical community puts forth a concerted effort to educate the public.