The most compelling argument for this belief came in the form of an anonymous email from David*, 27: It's because society still shames any homosexual activities as anti-masculine. However, this theory was quickly denounced when the writer later clarifies that the prostate's main function is for storing and releasing semen. According to Broadly, “Some people speculate that the intense pleasure of prostate stimulation prove the gland evolved 'for' gay sex.” To some, this belief isn't necessarily unfounded. So to grab a sex toy intended for my butt, lube it up, figure out how it works, reconfigure my body, insert it, get myself off and then clean both myself and the toy isn't really feasible for my own sloth-like preferences.
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I want to use my hand, watch some porn, and that's about it. I don't want to sweat my ass off or worry about somebody else getting off. If I've decided to masturbate, instead of having sex with my fiancée (whom I love very much), this is "me" time. I guess my own reason for not doing so is because I'm a lazy masturbator.
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So why, then, are so many heterosexual men so reluctant to go there? I mean, I'm a sex writer - one with a bundle of G-spot-stimulating toys currently piled in my spare room - and I haven't even given it an honest shot. This isn't news, nor is the fact that stimulating the G-spot (a walnut-sized gland located near the base of the penis) makes for a powerful orgasm. The male G-spot is located in a man's butt.