Wet Saturday: A Lesbian Pee Adventure

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Exchange your gossip, your confessions, and your unfiltered opinions (as can often only occur in the privacy of a pee zone), because you know that they will be safe. Especially when it comes to LGBTQ+ folks, it’s easy to dismiss mainstream sex ed advice because most of it is heteronormative and cis-centric.

The safest bet is to stick to washing the external portions of the vulva with a fragrance-free soap made for sensitive skin (I use Dr. And even well-manicured nails can scratch delicate skin, leaving micro-tears that make infection more likely.Symptoms include a frothy discharge, pain when peeing, vulval soreness, and sometimes an unpleasant vaginal odour. I’ve never had the heart to tell them that I’m not turned on by breasts that look like they’ve just graduated.

When there is sex ed in schools, it’s usually fear-based, focusing on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancies.If you haven’t checked out dental dams recently, give them another look, there are now several styles that can be worn like panties, rather than just a square of material you need to hold in place by hand. Symptoms may include vulval and vaginal itching, pain and soreness on penetration, burning when passing urine, and a thick, white discharge. For example, for the past couple of years you've watched the girl of your dreams succeed in pretty much everything. If you're using sex toys, use a new condom for each partner or between penetration of different body openings.

Both Moon and Horan emphasize the importance of hygiene when it comes to staying healthy, including washing your hands before sex. You are the only person who gets to decide if you are happy or not—do not put your happiness into the hands of other people. But the unidentifiable flesh and urine-fiends paled into insignificance when I got another message that hit a whole new level of pervedom. If you’re especially prone to infection, or just want to be extra safe, Moon suggests, “These folks may need to take extra hygiene steps, including disposable wipes before and after sex, [and] using condoms and gloves. A dental dam is a latex or polyurethane (very thin, soft plastic) square, of about 15cm by 15cm, which you can use to cover the anus or genitals during oral sex.The uninitiated might be quick to label it as “lesbian” or “gross” or “weird,” but that only serves to display their ignorance. Second, a shower can set your mind at ease about any hygiene-related body anxiety you might be having. Let’s take a shower together,” works as an icebreaker when you’re wondering how to transition from making out on the couch to getting naked in bed.