OK I won't beat around the bush. I've been wanting to try anal with a TS but am worried about the pain. Is there any advice you can give me on how to do it the first time? I understand its good if you like it but am afraid to take the leap.
DONT PICK A GIRL THATS HUNG LIKE A HORSE!
Well, uh, you can always stay at a Holiday Inn Express if all things go to pot. 
Good luck!
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I second analman's advice.
Are you in Los Angeles? I have had good times with Joy and "Brittney" who is actually porno star Barbie.
For example, I called Cristina last weekend after seeing her ad on Eros, she said she had 10", I politely said I can't take that, and hung up.
Nina is pretty big, but she is really patient and gentle.
For your first time I think you should try Ednita!! Just post the night you plan to go over so I can put cotton in my ears.
Ednita has 10 and a half inches, as you well know.
Also, Mick, buy a dildo to use at home.
It does not have to be huge.
The one I have is comparatively small and shaped in a very butt-friendly fashion. It is made out of purple gel, I bought it up at the Hustler store.
I'm sure if you look around, you can find one that suits your needs.
OK
Let me give you some practical advice.
First, take an enema; buy a disposable one. It cleans out the system and opens you up.
I would also use a dildo for several days to loosen you up.
I would also get some ANAL EZ, available at adult book stores. It is a lube, but more important, it reduces any pain. Use a little after you use some KY or other lube.
Relax and have fun!
badger
Do enema beforehand. It's not only courtesy and sanitation, but also removes rough fecal debris that can prove abrasive. Secondarily do not use cheap, watery lube the likes of "KY", "Wet", or "Astroglide". Invest in a thick waterbased cream (more cushion for the pushin') or my personal favorite, "Eros Original Formula".
A whiff of amyl nitrate a few seconds before entry works well for those not using PDE 5 inhibitors such as Viagra, Cialis, or Levitra or suffering from cardiovascular contraindications.