SEX TIPS

Sex On The Beach

The smell of the ocean and the sound of the waves crashing is such a turn on. James Bond has done it at the beach and countless others have portrayed the beach as a definite destination spot to have sex. Although it seems like such fun, there are a couple of things you need to keep in mind before actually taking it there.

Not in public. Try to find yourself something more secluded or a spot where beach goers don’t usually frock to but is as beautiful and as serene as the ones they do frock to. Getting caught in a compromising position is not all that thrilling especially if the police would be the audience. You can get a mean ticket or arrested for “Lewd and Lascivious behavior”, public nudity or trespassing, depending on which beach and what kind of regulations they have at their beach. Ending up online is also very much a reality you will not like when a million or more people can view you and your partner doing the wild thing. Not cool.

This one is a no brainer, please not under the heat of the sun. Even if you apply sunscreen to those areas, it still takes at least 30 minutes before the protection starts. Try going at nighttime where it’s most cool and intimate. To keep it on a spontaneous style, try finding a tree or a cave. In this way, you don’t burn under the sun and actually enjoy the sex instead of complaining about the burning!

Use a blanket. Most beaches have rough sand and chances are, it’s going to get rough on your whole body, even though you might not care at the time, you should. If given the choice, try to go where the sand is more smooth, where it’ll be less abrasive to your skin. Don’t forget the blanket. Think of the blanket idea as a carpet or rug burns, except you’re dealing with the sand.

Underwater love? Don’t even think about it! Having sex in the ocean is not a good idea for the simple fact that it introduces all sorts of bacteria to the vagina where it could likely give you urinary tract infections and other sorts of infections. A spermicidal condom is not going to work either in this type of situation as the salty water will wash the spermicidal gel right off the condom.

Last but not least, wipe away the sand. Sand in the vagina or the penis can hurt very painfully before or after sex so make sure you wipe the sand away. The sand can also do some real good damage to the vagina’s skin, in or around, which can give you STI and minor abrasions that will likely hurt like hell. Wipe the sand away from the condom as sand will rip right through it. The best way is to use a wetwipe. The best way to get sand out of your vagina and penis is to urinate after sex, clearing the urethra of any sand.

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