When talking about anal anatomy, thoughts might immediately land on the anus, a.k.a. the butthole.  While the anal opening DOES offer all kinds of pleasurable sensations through a variety of ways, there are several more parts of the body to play with in this area.  Get familiar with each of these below!

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Perineum - The area of tissue between the anus and the base of the scrotum or base of the vulva.  Behind the sensitive skin of the perineum are muscles comprising parts of the pelvic floor.  This is a nerve rich area that might be called the most ignored erogenous zone as attention often drifts to its neighbors.  The perineal area responds well to touch and pressure sensations.

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Anal Canal - The short connective tube between the anus and rectum surrounded by sphincter muscles.  

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Rectum - The portion of the large intestine descending from the colon and attaching to the anal canal.  It is around 5 or 6 inches in length and acts as the final holding area for solid waste.  

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Prostate - 

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