Underwater sex sounds hot, right? Two nearly naked bodies glistening in the summer sun… A flirtatious dip, a friendly dip, your body weightlessly wrapped around hers for an intimate kiss and cheeky underwater touch.
It’s hot, and it’s definitely easy to get carried away with the movements of the ocean when the contact turns into real banging and grinding. But before you grab your bikini and your man, you might want to consider the following facts about your health and sex underwater.
SEX IN THE WATER FACTS
1. Water does nothing but wash away your natural lubrication. Making underwater sex awkward and uncomfortable.
2. Chlorinated or salty water is not ideal for getting inside a woman. It will cause discomfort and irritation in such a sensitive area.
3. Underwater sex is difficult to practice safe sex. Even if you manage to come prepared with protection, do not mix chlorinated or salt water with condoms.
Basically, if you want to stay healthy, comfortable, and also enjoy the whole experience, sex in a pool, in the ocean, underwater anal sex, or basically any form of penetrative sex in water is best left for dry ground.
SO WHAT IS UNDERWATER SEX FOR?
foreplay! And a lot! So we’re back at the beach, you feel great in your bikini and he looks so hot in his swim trunks. Let his mind drift with a little fantasy and enjoy your time together as the anticipation builds. Not being able to have real sex underwater (besides innocent foreplay), they’ll both be crazy about it when they get back on dry land. It is important to note that his mind will be ready for sex and, in turn, his body will also be on the right track.
SEX IN A POOL
But for those who still want to experiment, they can try oral sex in the water. This is easiest in a spa or on the steps of a swimming pool with you sitting on the edge to prevent chlorine from entering your vagina. If you’re interested, you can even try giving him a blowjob underwater, still for the safety and relative comfort by the pool.
If you are super anxious and already feel very comfortable with regular anal sex, you can try underwater anal sex. Although it is possible to experiment in a pool or spa, you will definitely need copious amounts of silicone-based lube. And while this lube is condom-safe and waterproof, just keep in mind that it’s likely to cause a bit of a mess, and chlorine and underwater anal sex will usually only result in one thing: Ring Sting!
In general, remember that sex in the water equals great foreplay. So enjoy your day at the beach or pool, climb out of the water and share a kiss, wrapped together in a big fluffy towel…then run home to your room.
