watersports

[Guest JOHN]

Have an appointment with an escort who mentioned the possibility of watersports. The idea turns me on, but I don't know what to expect or do. Help!

[+ Charlie]

Watersports?

 

I have never known an escort to mention watersports first, since it's a turnoff for most clients--are you sure you didn't suggest it in some way? If it interests you, be sure to tell the escort exactly what you want (piss on him? IN his mouth? him piss on you? in YOUR mouth? piss on yourselves? play with it? drink it? a little bit or a lot? before or after cumming? etc.) since something unexpected and undesired could turn one or both of you off the whole scene. Also, remember that the body has to be prepared in advance to perform, and different drinks will produce different flavors of piss (and don't have asparagus for dinner beforehand!); also, the less liquid consumed in preparation, the stronger the color and taste. Especially if it is your first time, you need to talk out the details well in advance of the appointment.

[Bilbo]

RE: Watersports?

 

I hate to be a wet blanket, but I really think that with anyone you don't personally know or live with even it's a very important part of safe sex (especially since I just saw an article that there is starting up an epidemic of nearly AIDS size of Hepatitus C) to insist that noone pisses any higher than his partner's shoulders. Please ignore the earlier poster who seems to revel in the taste of the stuff. I hope you never drink anyone's other than your husband's. Some things are meant to stay fantasies.

[Guest Midnight Cowboy]

RE: Watersports?

 

Um, Bilbo, what STDs can you get from watersports? Most STDs are spread by bacteria; urine is sterile (no bacteria). Hepatitis A is spread through contact with fecal bacteria, whether through rimming or even by food or nasty waiters who don't wash their hands. Hepatitis B and C are transmitted similarly to HIV - through unprotected anal sex or contaminated needles. Virtually all other common STDs are transmitted through contact with blood, feces, semen, or open sores. In fact, some people think that urinating after sex can help reduce your risk of contracting gonorrhea because the sterile urine flushes the bacteria you may have come into contact with from your urethra.

 

You're not putting yourself at risk for anything by drinking urine. The only risk is in coming into oral contact with another man's dick; in other words, it's no riskier than giving head.

 

Michael

[Guest Monopolizer]

RE: Watersports?

 

I think there is a risk that there can be some blood in urine. I don't know if the risk is high or not, but one should be aware of this fact.

[Guest bottomboykk]

RE: Watersports?

 

I read recently (wish I could remember the site) that urine being sterile is a fallacy. There are all sorts of bad things to be found in urine. So be careful out there!

[Guest torjon]

RE: Watersports?

 

or..."Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Water Sports But Were Afraid To Ask".

You know, I can understand almost any thing that goes on between escort and client, but without passing judgement, I honestly don't get this one. Could someone explain what makes it so sexual to some guys? Really puzzles me, and Id really be interested in knowing.

[Guest Monopolizer]

RE: Watersports?

 

Although I haven't personally experienced it, someone told me the being pissed on is very erotic because the temperature is hot and it feels good streaming down on your skin.

 

Not sure I would try it, but who knows.

 

I don't understand how having someone piss in your mouth would be erotic. It seems pretty disgusting, really.

 

Maybe someone could explain why it is a turn-on.

[Guest c272444]

RE: Watersports?

 

Er....if this is the sum total of the erotic nature of the thing, is there not a plethora of warm liquids one might obtain from, say, a faucet or bottle that are not likely to be infectious?

 

And, as to the other point, urine is not sterile. It is true that frequent and heavy urination decreases the likelihood of genitourinary tract infections of most varieties, but mostly just due to fluid passage. Someone with an advanced infection will often have cloudy and/or bloody urine.

[Bilbo]

RE: Watersports?

 

I have noticed that whenever I am fighting any kind of an infection, my urine turns yellow. This would not be so visible on skin but shows up in a clean toilet bowl. So, there is something there that is not there when you are well. Although I have noticed the same thing happening when I acidentily OD on vitamins. (Did I take that one a day? Oh, well, another can't hurt.)

And I do know that I have heard this shoulders and under approach suggested by even more experienced leather masters than I. Just like they say not to use electricity above waist level.

Hey, HooBoy, do you still have a pet doctor (no I don't mean a veterinarian) around here someplace?