Why should women not get fucked while they are in period?
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I’ve done it many times. Makes little difference though it’s best done with lighter flow because it can get messy when heavy.
Now, whether a woman will want to have sex during menstruation might vary because it often comes with unpleasant physical side effects that may damper your libido.
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They totally can, it's up to them.
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would you like to get fucked in an orifice that is currently bleeding?
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In my experience they’re more horny while on their period. Some of the most fun times I’ve had.
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would you like to get fucked in an orifice that is currently bleeding?
I'm listening....
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It's considered taboo according to some religions, but there's not really any practical or medical reasons, other than the ones already mentioned.
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would you like to get fucked in an orifice that is currently bleeding?
Damn I didn't know you would bluntly ask me like that but I can send you my tinder profile if you're up for it
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wrote last edited by [email protected]The strength of one's period can make it extremely messy. My ex and I did it before she realized it was about to start and the room was dimly lit. She noticed something was weird, stopped for a moment, and turned on the lights. Looked like a murder scene, lol.
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They can if they want. Many don't like to because blood is messy and hard to clean, and/or are in pain (uterus hurts for some), but having sex during their period is not harmful by itself.
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It's fine. Some people think it's gross, but it's harmless. I swim the red sea regularly. The worst thing that has ever happened was that I looked like I killed someone with my dick, but I think it's funny
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It's fine. Some people think it's gross, but it's harmless. I swim the red sea regularly. The worst thing that has ever happened was that I looked like I killed someone with my dick, but I think it's funny
Same. Sometimes it looks nasty but it feels better imo
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would you like to get fucked in an orifice that is currently bleeding?
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would you like to get fucked in an orifice that is currently bleeding?
The vagina doesn't bleed, it's the exit shoot for the shed uterine lining. More like the water slide than the pump.
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wrote last edited by [email protected]This thread needs more women.
Myths:
Women experience more pain from sex on their period.
Cramps are gonna happen regardless. The dopamine and endorphins released from sex can actually reduce the pain. But cervical trauma is probably going to feel way worse when your insides are already rebelling.
Women are more horny on their period.
There isn't any evidence to support this, though individual women may vary. If there was a horny time of the month, it would make more sense if that lined up with ovulation, when pregnancy is more likely to occur.
The vagina is bleeding!
The "blood" is actually the shed lining of the uterus, escaping by way of vagina.
Get yourself a set of big, red beach towels for some carefree period sex and leave enough time for clean up. You haven't lived until you've cave-painted the shower wall with your/your partner's insides.
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This thread needs more women.
Myths:
Women experience more pain from sex on their period.
Cramps are gonna happen regardless. The dopamine and endorphins released from sex can actually reduce the pain. But cervical trauma is probably going to feel way worse when your insides are already rebelling.
Women are more horny on their period.
There isn't any evidence to support this, though individual women may vary. If there was a horny time of the month, it would make more sense if that lined up with ovulation, when pregnancy is more likely to occur.
The vagina is bleeding!
The "blood" is actually the shed lining of the uterus, escaping by way of vagina.
Get yourself a set of big, red beach towels for some carefree period sex and leave enough time for clean up. You haven't lived until you've cave-painted the shower wall with your/your partner's insides.
This! ↑
The cervix actually shifts down a bit during the period, making it easier to hit. Some like it, some doesn't.
It's as you say, we do have an extra horny time of the month around ovulation, the week before ovulation. It's when our discharge has the consistency of raw egg white bc the sperms swims easier in it or something like that.
if I remember correctly.
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The vagina doesn't bleed, it's the exit shoot for the shed uterine lining. More like the water slide than the pump.
i am aware, i used to have those. the technicality of what's actually happening doesn't change the discomfort of feeling and looking like an orifice of yours is bleeding
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Damn I didn't know you would bluntly ask me like that but I can send you my tinder profile if you're up for it
o.o well, each to their own i guess. i used to have periods and if anyone as much as thought of touching me i'd recoil in disgust (the feeling was probably made worse by intense dysphoria tho)
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This thread needs more women.
Myths:
Women experience more pain from sex on their period.
Cramps are gonna happen regardless. The dopamine and endorphins released from sex can actually reduce the pain. But cervical trauma is probably going to feel way worse when your insides are already rebelling.
Women are more horny on their period.
There isn't any evidence to support this, though individual women may vary. If there was a horny time of the month, it would make more sense if that lined up with ovulation, when pregnancy is more likely to occur.
The vagina is bleeding!
The "blood" is actually the shed lining of the uterus, escaping by way of vagina.
Get yourself a set of big, red beach towels for some carefree period sex and leave enough time for clean up. You haven't lived until you've cave-painted the shower wall with your/your partner's insides.
Women are more horny on their period.
There isn't any evidence to support this
Clearly this question hasn't been asked of a bunch of women, or the research hasn't been done.
Is it a given? An absolute? Probably not. But also look at other mammals.
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I don't know enough women anatomy and I am too afraid to ask.
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Well personally, the period always crashed my libido. Most desire right before it, then boom, crash, just sleepy, hungry, or migraine when it started. So my answer would be "because I didn't want to".
Anatomically, the cervix is lowest during the menstruation, so you are more likely to bump it, but I am not sure how much of a difference that makes.
There is no safety reason not to have sex when you are on the period though - so if you both want to, go for it.
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Women are more horny on their period.
There isn't any evidence to support this
Clearly this question hasn't been asked of a bunch of women, or the research hasn't been done.
Is it a given? An absolute? Probably not. But also look at other mammals.
wrote last edited by [email protected]It has been researched. Pubmed and Psychology Today alone have plenty of resources on arousal at different phases in the menstrual cycle.
If you look at other mammals, they're more likely to get freaky during ovulation, not during menstruation, if they do menstruate. Kinda like us.
