How many people, after a two-hour long sex session, find the strength to get up and rinse off the sweat and body fluids exchanged in intercourse?

The number is very low. The exhaustion of the after-cum is too steep to strain against and so naturally we just roll off and pass out right then.

How many, after waking up from the nap, then clean body?

Most probably postpone taking shower and put on clothes and move on.

How many clean up before going to sleep that night?

Body fluids produced during sex contain raw hormones. Its smell is worse than normal body sweat produced under non sexual activity. As the hours pass the residue left on the body stales and turn to offensive odor that irritates the nose.

Those who make a habit of not cleansing after sex therefore also risk becoming odor and disease carriers.

Individuals with short-gap sexual contacts and who dont clean will take the dried body fluids still on the genital from an encounter few hours earlier and dip into the partner again later...or in some cases into a different partner altogether.

Will you use the spoon left unwashed yesterday to dip into food and eat with it today? ...or worse, will you accept a spoon used by a customer 5hrs ago to be served to you for your meal at a restaurant?

So if re-using an unwashed spoon is irritating and offensive to you, why then do you not cleanse yourself after a sex, and remove any possibility of mating soon after with dried sexual fluids and secretion still on your body and genitals and will be mixed in and transferred into the body fluids of your intimate partner.


Abi na lie?
Get up, find strength to get up right after sex and wash body and genitals.

this early morning ,,,