Dry Sex
Some women practice dry sex. This involves the woman having sexual intercourse after removing vaginal lubrication in some way. The rationale for the practice is that a dry vagina is tighter than a lubricated vagina and supposedly increases sexual pleasure for the male. However, besides making sexual intercourse painful for the female, the practice is believed to increase the risk of transmitting sexually transmitted diseases for both partners. For instance, the risk of HIV transmission is increased by lacerations in the vaginal tissue resulting from the lack of lubrication.
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“This was the most completely maritime town that we were ever in. It was merely a good harbor, surrounded by land, dry if not firm,—an inhabited beach, whereon fishermen cured and stored their fish, without any back country.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)