Is *** in water safe? but more importantly, is it worth it? 

We’ve seen it in movies, we’ve seen it in porn, and we have possibly also fantasized about it one too many times. I am talking about the steamy and sensational ‘*** in the water’ fantasy that a lot of people have but only a few have had a chance to experience. 

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You see, as hot and thrilling as making love in a pool or under the shower or even in a hot tub appears to be, it isn’t as simple as the director makes it seem on the screen. 

Just like porn, *** in water is also a tad bit unrealistic and contrary to popular opinion - rocky as to what may have been advertised. 

Which is why, the next time you think about trying it out for yourself, you may want to keep these few things in mind:

1. It Is Not All That Clean

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Despite the common perception that doing it in the water perhaps makes it all the more cleaner, studies prove that having *** in the pool, ocean or even in a bathtub can put you at the risk of getting in contact with bacteria. 

In fact, chlorine in the water may also lead to skin irritation, especially around the genitalia. 

2. Water Is A Bad Lube

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For everyone who thinks water is a perfect lubricant for your woman down there, allow me to burst that bubble and tell you it’s far from it. 

Yes, you want to make her wet, but water only makes the vagina drier, leading you to the risk of having friction during ***. 

3. Chances Of A UTI Are High

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All the bacteria that is present in water can make the odds of your contracting a UTI all the more high, especially since the bacteria can climb its way up to your urethra and from there to your bladder, giving you more than just a thrill. 

4. STIs Are Not Far Behind

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Not to scare you away from the idea, but it is important to know that having *** in water makes it quite possible for you and your partner to end up catching a sexually transmitted disease. 

One prominent reason for it is also the fact that it becomes quite difficult to put protection on in water and on the off chance that one does put, the added friction can lead to micro-vaginal tears and risk contracting STIs.

5. One Can Still Get Pregnant

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Busting a popular myth that suggests getting pregnant after having underwater *** is not possible, let me tell you that it is quite possible. 

It doesn’t happen if a person ejaculates in the pool, but if a person cums inside a woman during penetrative ***, then she may get pregnant just like under normal circumstances.

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