Artificial Articles for Anal Insertion

by | April 21, 2021 | General | 4 comments

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A while ago, the monthly topic of my now-defunct group blog Oh Get a Grip was “Kinky Obsessions”.

That stopped me for a while. I’m not the obsessive sort normally, though I guess I’m as kinky as the next girl… Then I had a brainstorm. Today I’m going to discuss a particular device that appears in so many of my stories that I guess it comes close to qualifying. Those of you with more delicate sensibilities might want to stop reading now, because, yes, I’m going to talk about butt plugs.

I was about to write, “My first novel did not include any butt plugs”. Then I realized that this wasn’t true – on the very last page, in the Epilogue, one magically appears from the dominant’s pocket and is inserted into the heroine’s derriere as she bends over, bound, in front of a crowd. Was that the beginning of my fascination with artificial articles for anal insertion? Or do the origins of the butt plug’s appeal lie further back in my history?

I’ve written too many novels and stories to do an enumeration (and anyway, I’m too lazy!), but I’m willing to bet that butt plugs have sneaked into at least eighty percent of the BDSM tales I’ve penned. So I have to ask myself, why does this category of toy keep popping up (or perhaps I should say “popping in”) in my fiction?

In the interest of journalistic honesty I must admit that I’ve never used a butt plug, either as the inserter or insertee. However, all you have to do is look at one of these items to feel dirty and nasty. They are the epitome of the obscene. They are available in a huge range of sizes, colors and styles – smooth or with ridges, capped with rings or feathers or even horsetails.

(You can find lots more pictures over in the Sex Toy Playground…)

A butt plug can be used as warm-up, stretching the sphincter in preparation for deeper and more energetic penetration. One sexy scenario involves training a sub by inserting progressively larger plugs each day in order to increase his or her capacity for buggery. (I have an entire chapter devoted to this process in Rajasthani Moon.) A plug can be used as a punishment, or as a tease. In my story “Just a Spanking”, the Dom requires his sub to wear one under her clothing while lecturing to her undergraduate class about computer science. Every time she moves she feels it shift inside her, reminding her of her submission to his will, and pushing her closer to orgasm.

Live anal sex can be intensely erotic, a celebration of trust and a pushing of limits. Being plugged is just plain embarrassing, even if it feels good. In fact, the more embarrassed, humiliated and ashamed the victim is, the hotter the scene.

I realize that not every reader will share my enthusiasm for this device. To each his (or her) own. I won’t say that butt plugs are exactly a fetish, but at very least I seemed to have imbued them with a remarkable amount of erotic charge. They worm their way (so to speak) into my writing even when I’m not paying attention. And I seem to associate them very strongly with power games. I don’t recall ever incorporating one in a non-BDSM tale.

Maybe what I need to do is write a story that involves nothing but butt plugs, as a way of exorcising this kinky cliché from my work. You know, the way eating a whole basket of cherries can turn you off cherries for life? No fellatio or cunnilingus, no nipple clamps or whips, no genital sex – just the torment/delight of being plugged. But who would want to read such a tale? Unless I’m not alone in this obsession…

Butt Plugs Anonymous, anyone?

Lisabet Sarai

Sex and writing. I think I've always been fascinated by both. Freud was right. I definitely remember feelings that I now recognize as sexual, long before I reached puberty. I was horny before I knew what that meant. My teens and twenties I spent in a hormone-induced haze, perpetually "in love" with someone (sometimes more than one someone). I still recall the moment of enlightenment, in high school, when I realized that I could say "yes" to sexual exploration, even though society told me to say no. Despite being a shy egghead with world-class myopia who thought she was fat, I had managed to accumulate a pretty wide range of sexual experience by the time I got married. And I'm happy to report that, thanks to my husband's open mind and naughty imagination, my sexual adventures didn't end at that point! Meanwhile, I was born writing. Okay, that's a bit of an exaggeration, though according to family apocrypha, I was talking at six months. Certainly, I started writing as soon as I learned how to form the letters. I penned my first poem when I was seven. While I was in elementary school I wrote more poetry, stories, at least two plays (one about the Beatles and one about the Goldwater-Johnson presidential contest, believe it or not), and a survival manual for Martians (really). I continued to write my way through high school, college, and grad school, mostly angst-ridden poems about love and desire, although I also remember working on a ghost story/romance novel (wish I could find that now). I've written song lyrics, meeting minutes, marketing copy, software manuals, research reports, a cookbook, a self-help book, and a five hundred page dissertation. For years, I wrote erotic stories and kinky fantasies for myself and for lovers' entertainment. I never considered trying to publish my work until I picked up a copy of Portia da Costa's Black Lace classic Gemini Heat while sojourning in Istanbul. My first reaction was "Wow!". It was possibly the most arousing thing I'd ever read, intelligent, articulate, diverse and wonderfully transgressive. My second reaction was, "I'll bet I could write a book like that." I wrote the first three chapters of Raw Silk and submitted a proposal to Black Lace, almost on a lark. I was astonished when they accepted it. The book was published in April 1999, and all at once, I was an official erotic author. A lot has changed since my Black Lace days. But I still get a thrill from writing erotica. It's a never-ending challenge, trying to capture the emotional complexities of a sexual encounter. I'm far less interested in what happens to my characters' bodies than in what goes on in their heads.

4 Comments

  1. larry archer

    I agree butt plugs are a fun addition to your sex life. For a guy, being in a woman who is plugged makes the sex very intense as your cock is rubbing the plug through the thin wall which separates the vagina from the anus. Another good technique is to have the woman insert her finger(s) in her behind and rub your cock while you’re screwing her.

    The plug as you say helps to teach the person to relax and accept a foreign object in their back door. It makes anal sex that much easier when you stretch out the back door a little. Anal sex is so pleasurable for both parties if you do it correctly. You can’t just shove it in and bang away. That’ll get you kicked out of bed in a hurry!

  2. Lisabet Sarai

    You’re much more experienced than I am on this topic… ;^)

    Thanks for weighing in.

  3. Rose

    I’ve included butt plugs in a few of my stories. One, in particular, “Laurel’s Ass,” was about a man’s obsession with them relative to a woman (the title Laurel), with whose ass he was also obsessed. “Laurel’s Ass” was a bit on the dark side (as are most of the favourites of my own stories, but I also prefer the darker side of others’ stories, as well).

    I admit to having had my own phase of obsession with them, in real life, and just reading your post on them, the tingle, which is much in absence these days, returned, albeit until it was time to go out to do some shopping and hit the post office for stamps. Short attention span, but intense while it lasts. The fun thing about them is that they enhance the fantasies during solo sex. If you don’t have a partner, with whom to play, then the more sensation you can create on your own, the better the final result.

    My taste in the erotica genre does lean towards dark BDSM (usually minus actual romance) and butt plugs are, in my opinion, part and parcel of that. I’m not sure why you would want to exorcise this kink from your storytelling, especially if your readers haven’t complained about it. Really, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Please…don’t. Your readers, who are turned on by this kink, will appreciate you not ridding your stories of it.

    The bottom line (ha-ha) is that if you enjoy writing this kink into your stories, then do it.

    Rose 😉

  4. Lisabet Sarai

    Hello, Rose,

    Don’t think I’ve read “Laurel’s Ass” – but given our recent conversations, maybe I’ll have that chance soon!

    Thanks for sharing your experiences.

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