by aabha_rawattt on Jun 22, 2023
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Is oral sex possible during periods?? My boyfriend wants to try it out
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Financial Independence・answered 86 days ago
If you both are comfortable, then go for it! However, consider going for a dental dam as infection during menstruation is high! You can consider using a menstrual cup or a tampon to avoid leakage. Infact, for a lot of people, arousal during menstruation is high and period blood acts like a natural lubricant!
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Celebrity・answered 104 days ago
जब मिया बिवी राजी, तो क्या करेगा काझी! If you both are comfortable and want to do it, you can do it. some might prefer to have shower sex while menstruating to make it less messy. Some people wear a tampon up until intercourse and then use lubrication. (Menstrual blood can also function as a lubricant.) Some might prefer to lay a towel underneath them, while others might enjoy getting a bit messy. As long as all partners are comfortable with the situation, there is no reason to avoid having sex while menstruating. But possibility of infection will be always there. Still giving some tips: If you're worried about leakage, you can use a menstrual cup, or tampon. Oral sex that focuses on the clitoris may reduce the likelihood of blood getting into the mouth. certain benefits: Some women notice increased arousal during their period & find that period sex strengthens their connection with partner. There is evidence that the hormones released during orgasm can help to reduce menstrual cramp
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・answered 103 days ago
As long as you are ok with it, yes you can do. Orgasm is one of the best ways to relieve menstrual cramps.
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・answered 103 days ago
If you're both okay with it then ig it can be done. It's the things which you boyh derive pleasure from.
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