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	~~'''Anilingus''' (also known as '''rimming''' or '''anal-~~oral ~~sex''') is a sexual practice that involves the~~ stimulation of the [[anus]] by the [[mouth]], including use of the [[tongue]], [[lips]] or [[teeth]]. It is a form of [[oral sex]] that can be performed by people of all [[sexual orientation]]s and [[gender identity\|genders]].		{{Short description\|Sexual practice involving oral stimulation of the anus}}
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	~~==Overview==~~		[[File:Wiki-anilingus.png\|thumb\|right\|Illustration of anilingus]]
	~~Anilingus can be performed in a number of~~ [[~~sex position]]s including~~:
	* The receiver's legs spread wide apart for the giver to access the anus easily.
	* The receiver's knees touching their shoulders, also known as the "knees-to-~~chest" position.~~
	* The receiver on all fours in the 'doggy style' position.
	* The receiver's head and shoulders resting on a pillow, with their buttocks raised.

	~~==Health risks==~~		'''Anilingus''' is a sexual practice that involves oral stimulation of the [[anus]]. It is a form of [[oral sex]] that can be performed by individuals of any [[gender]] or [[sexual orientation]]. Anilingus is sometimes colloquially referred to as "rimming" or "rim job."
	Anilingus ~~has potential health risks arising from~~ the ~~oral contact with human~~ [[~~feces~~]]. ~~Diseases which may be transmitted by contact with feces include:~~ [[~~Sexually transmitted infection\|Sexually transmitted diseases~~]] ~~(STDs),~~ [[~~hepatitis A~~]], [[hepatitis B]], [[hepatitis C]], [[parasitic infections]] like [[giardiasis]], [[cryptosporidiosis]], [[amoebiasis]], [[helminthiasis]], and other diseases like [[gastroenteritis]], [[tuberculosis]], [[enteritis]], [[cholera]], [[poliomyelitis]], [[epidemic typhus]], [[gangrene]], and [[tetanus]].

	==~~Prevention~~==		==Practice==
	~~Preventive measures~~ to ~~reduce~~ the ~~risk~~ of ~~health issues include:~~		Anilingus involves the use of the [[tongue]], [[lips]], and sometimes the [[teeth]] to stimulate the [[anal region]]. The practice can be performed as part of [[foreplay]] or as a standalone sexual activity. It is often considered a form of [[erotic]] stimulation due to the high concentration of [[nerve endings]] in the anal area.
	* Using a [[~~dental dam~~]] or ~~other barrier method for protection~~.
	* Washing the anal area ~~before engaging in anilingus.~~
	* Getting vaccinated for hepatitis A and B.

	==~~Cultural views~~==		===Techniques===
	~~Anilingus has been observed in various animal species~~ and ~~is not exclusive to human beings~~. ~~In many cultures, it is considered a taboo due~~ to hygiene ~~concerns, religious beliefs, or societal norms. However, it is also seen as a form of intimate expression among consenting adults~~.		Various techniques can be employed during anilingus, including gentle licking, sucking, and kissing of the anal area. Some individuals may use flavored [[lubricants]] or [[dental dams]] to enhance the experience or for [[hygiene]] purposes.

	==~~See also~~==		==Health and Safety==
			[[File:Wiki-anilingus.png\|thumb\|left\|Diagram showing the anatomy involved in anilingus]]
			Engaging in anilingus carries certain [[health]] risks, primarily due to the potential transmission of [[bacteria]] and [[viruses]] present in the [[fecal matter]]. It is important to maintain good [[hygiene]] and consider the use of [[barrier protection]] such as dental dams to reduce the risk of [[sexually transmitted infections]] (STIs).

			===Hygiene===
			Proper hygiene is crucial when engaging in anilingus. This includes thorough cleaning of the anal area before the activity. Some individuals may choose to use [[enemas]] or [[douches]] to ensure cleanliness.

			===Risks===
			The primary risks associated with anilingus include the transmission of [[hepatitis A]], [[hepatitis B]], [[herpes]], and other infections. Practicing safe sex and maintaining open communication with partners about health status can help mitigate these risks.

			==Cultural Perspectives==
			Anilingus is viewed differently across various cultures and societies. In some cultures, it may be considered taboo or [[stigmatized]], while in others, it is accepted as a normal part of sexual expression. The perception of anilingus can be influenced by [[cultural norms]], [[religious beliefs]], and [[personal preferences]].

			==Related pages==
	* [[Oral sex]]		* [[Oral sex]]
	* [[Anal sex]]		* [[Anal sex]]
			* [[Sexually transmitted infection]]
	* [[Sexual health]]		* [[Sexual health]]

	[[Category:Sexual acts]]		[[Category:Sexual acts]]
	[[Category:Oral ~~eroticism~~]]		[[Category:Oral sex]]
	~~[[Category:Anilingus]]~~

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'''Anilingus''' (also known as '''rimming''' or '''anal-oral sex''') is a sexual practice that involves the stimulation of the [[anus]] by the [[mouth]], including use of the [[tongue]], [[lips]] or [[teeth]]. It is a form of [[oral sex]] that can be performed by people of all [[sexual orientation]]s and [[gender identity|genders]].

==Overview==
Anilingus can be performed in a number of [[sex position]]s including:
* The receiver's legs spread wide apart for the giver to access the anus easily.
* The receiver's knees touching their shoulders, also known as the "knees-to-chest" position.
* The receiver on all fours in the 'doggy style' position.
* The receiver's head and shoulders resting on a pillow, with their buttocks raised.

==Health risks==
Anilingus has potential health risks arising from the oral contact with human [[feces]]. Diseases which may be transmitted by contact with feces include: [[Sexually transmitted infection|Sexually transmitted diseases]] (STDs), [[hepatitis A]], [[hepatitis B]], [[hepatitis C]], [[parasitic infections]] like [[giardiasis]], [[cryptosporidiosis]], [[amoebiasis]], [[helminthiasis]], and other diseases like [[gastroenteritis]], [[tuberculosis]], [[enteritis]], [[cholera]], [[poliomyelitis]], [[epidemic typhus]], [[gangrene]], and [[tetanus]].

==Prevention==
Preventive measures to reduce the risk of health issues include:
* Using a [[dental dam]] or other barrier method for protection.
* Washing the anal area before engaging in anilingus.
* Getting vaccinated for hepatitis A and B.

==Cultural views==
Anilingus has been observed in various animal species and is not exclusive to human beings. In many cultures, it is considered a taboo due to hygiene concerns, religious beliefs, or societal norms. However, it is also seen as a form of intimate expression among consenting adults.

==See also==
* [[Oral sex]]
* [[Anal sex]]
* [[Sexual health]]

[[Category:Sexual acts]]
[[Category:Oral eroticism]]
[[Category:Anilingus]]

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