Is Double Penetration Safe?

2 guys with 1 girl. One enters her vagina, and one enters her anus. Double penetration. It's a lot of guys fantasies (and some women's as well.) But is it safe? And will it really work out as well in practice as it does in fantasy?

There have been no medical studies on double penetration (can you believe it?) so there isn't a whole lot of science to go on. But obviously many people have done it and I haven't heard of anything too awful happening, so I would assume it's reasonably safe.

But you should also consider that the lining between the vagina and the rectum isn't very thick. You can feel what's going on in one side through the other. For example if you are having traditional vaginal sex with a woman and you place your finger in her rectum you can feel your penis through the wall.

Think about the above for a second before deciding if you really want to do double penetration. You cannot be too squeamish about other men if you are going to do this. You will touch bodies in double penetration and your penises/balls will probably touch each other and you will feel each other through the thin layer. If this bothers you then double penetration is not for you.

When performing double penetration communication is extremely important. Don't think it will be just like a porn film you may have seen. If you want to have this experience again with the same woman then you should make sure you are aware of what she is enjoying and what she is not enjoying.

If you really want to try double penetration but don't have partners for the act then I would recommend trying AdultFriendFinder.com, that's the place to find other sexual freaks like yourself!

Intercourse With Your Pregnant Lover

How long can you safely have sex with your pregnant girlfriend/wife? According to most physicians you can safely have sex with a pregnant woman until her water breaks.

Although having sex with a pregnant woman is generally safe (for both the woman and the unborn child) there are some things which should stop you from having sex with your pregnant girlfriend/wife.

1. Genital infection (either you or your partner.) This one should be obvious enough!
2. Your partner experiences bleeding or some other form of unusual discharge. Alright, that's a bit gross.
3. Your doctor tells you to stop. (We'd definitely ask him Why? though. He should be able to tell you.)

Staying Fit For Better Sex

One of the best ways to improve your sex life (and your life overall) is to stay (or get) fit.

Follow these tips to stay fit!

1. Have Sex Regularly (this one should be easy enough to follow.)
2. Do Kegals.
3. Do Regular Aerobic Exercise. (treadmill, bike, running, kickboxing, etc.)
4. Manage Stress. (have balance in your life.)
5. Eat Well. (less junk, more healthy natural foods.)
6. Moderate Alcohol Intake. (try wine instead of beer.)
7. Weight Lifting. (the best way to change your body for the better and to improve your metabolism is to gain more muscle.)