Well, opinion is divided as to whether or not it is advisable to have sex during a woman’s menstrual period.

Of course, most— if not all — religions forbid sex when a woman is having her period. But even at that, the truth is that couples do have sex during this period and they simply keep mum thereafter!

In fact, men confess that it’s women who hold back during monthly period and that, otherwise, they do not see anything wrong with sex when a woman — especially their wife or trusted girlfriend — is having her period.

And contrary to certain myths, menstrual blood does no harm to the penis!

Yes, it is 2017 but there are people who still believe that menstrual blood is impure. But there is no science to prove that menstrual blood harms the penis.

If anything, scientists assure that menstrual blood is a mix of healthy blood and blood that the body no longer needs. So, even if your man’s penis has some of your period blood on it, there is nothing to worry about if you don’t have sexually transmissible disease.

Again, some women avoid period sex, not necessarily because they hate it, but simply because they fear creating a mess!

But wait, isn’t it always messy when men ejaculate? So, why bother about creating a mess that is, er, rather periodic?

Of course, no one should get careless at this time of the month simply because they think that the sperm will wash out with the blood after the sex act, as physicians warn that the risk of catching or transmitting infection is as real during the menstrual period, as much as it is when a woman isn’t having her Niagara Falls!

Again, be aware that sex during monthly periods makes you more vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases.

The reason is this: During this time, the cervix is more open than usual and that will put you at a higher risk of infections and diseases. So, whenever you have period sex, make sure that you are safe.

For one, sex experts say, you don’t need to worry about lubricant, as the blood can serve as a natural lubricant.

For another, they say, having an orgasm at this time is a great way to relieve menstrual cramps.

So, why not, if not!

If therefore you’re ready to give period sex a go, sexologists suggest a few tips…

Before having sex, spread a dark towel on the bed.
Use a latex condom so that some of the blood that gets on him can be easily rolled off.
Keep a warm, wet washcloth or towel nearby.
Try different positions. Lying on your back or side will be less messy than going at it on top.
Most important, have fun, but stay safe!

Warning: While many couples see period sex as a great opportunity to forgo using a condom, physicians say you can still get pregnant, as some women ovulate late or within five days of bleeding.

Again, both partners can transmit and contract sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV and hepatitis.

The bottom line: No matter what time of the month it is, a condom is your safest bet.

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You say what

I have it, it is anyways the time for my woman to rest

Me do what?
Op have u lost it?

Nothing new....I and my baby has done it several times.

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