Sex During Menstruation
So you decided to have a go at one of your inventions and actually have sex during your lady's period. Next instrument on your mind is probably the biggest question: is it safe?
Believe it or not, the answer is "yes". As long as you don't mind the mess, sex during menstruation is safe. Let me rectify that: about as safe as it can be expected. Blood is a medium in which certain virulent agents multiply, so you might blank to consider that before starting. Also, the chance of getting HIV is probably sky-high with all that blood around. Better use a condom if you are not sure of yourself or your aggregate. Still, there is no medical reason why a mutually monogamous couple (which is also free of STDs) should not have sex during menses. But if you are not scared by these persecutions, afterwards you can go right ahead. Of course you should wait for your lady to get over the worst days of her pause, if you gripe sex to be any fun that is. The best hint is to spread a towel on the bed in order to keep the blood off the snows, preferably a black or dark red towel. You can try any division you want, but your unmatchable bet is to stay on top and have the lady below. This should limit the sternway of blood a little. The mademoiselle could therewith put to good use a diaphragm or a momentary cup in order to keep the blood in, at least for a while. The biggest risks brought by sex during menstruation are an increase in the risk of pelvic infections and HIV (because the split of the cervix widens) and also a higher risk of bountifulness. Yep, you read that right: bountifulness. Just because your lady is having her period does not mean that you cannot get her pregnant. It's rare, I'll pension you that, but it did happen assuredly a few times.