The anus and rectum have much thinner skin than the rest of the body, and can be damaged easily. It is also where we pass poo and all sorts of icky stuff, so there are bacteria there that we don’t want to share with other parts of our body and people.
Let’s all learn about how to be safe.
Quick answer: No. But they often do, and it’s pretty much sort of expected of them. If that’s enough for you, Have a wonderful day
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