I think the problem about anal sex is that it is naturally not lubricated. Probably not good for us.

In the church, the Catholic Church, and also in Protestant churches, anal sex is forbidden because it does not lead to procreation, which is the biological function of intercourse.

Anal sex has a long history and has been practiced in various cultures throughout the ages. It has been documented in ancient texts and depicted in art from different periods and societies.

In ancient Greece and Rome, anal sex was common in certain contexts. In Greece, it was often part of the social and sexual education of young men. The practice was depicted in art and literature, reflecting its role in society. In Rome, sexual behaviors were more influenced by social status than gender, and anal sex was practiced among people of different ranks.

The practice has also been noted in other cultures. Historical records from the Middle East, such as the Kama Sutra, indicate that anal sex was known and practiced in some societies. In many cases, however, social norms and religious beliefs influenced attitudes towards these practices, often viewing them negatively.

During the Middle Ages in Europe, sexual practices, including anal sex, were heavily influenced by religious doctrines, which typically condemned non-procreative sexual acts. This led to a general suppression of discussions and depictions of anal sex in literature and art.

In modern times, perspectives on anal sex have evolved significantly. The sexual revolution of the 20th century played a key role in changing attitudes, making discussions about sexual practices, including anal sex, more open and diverse. The LGBT rights movement also contributed to this change, challenging traditional norms and promoting sexual freedom.

Today, anal sex is a part of human sexuality that is variously accepted, practiced, and discussed, with attitudes towards it varying greatly across different cultures and individuals. Its history reflects broader changes in society’s understanding and acceptance of human sexuality.