2023-09-10 05:34:00
The “Rainbow kiss” has more and more fans. This practice can improve a couple’s intimacy but it is not for everyone.
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This is a practice that can help strengthen bonds of trust within a couple, but which also requires taking some serious precautions. THE “Rainbow kiss”, in French “rainbow kiss”, is generally carried out between a man and a woman, and notably involves an exchange of bodily fluids – in particular menstrual blood and semen – between the two partners. Interested? We tell you more.
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The Rainbow Kiss is a practice that can disgust some people
To spice up everyday life, some couples like to indulge in new sexual practices that require a high degree of intimacy and a strong bond of trust. This is clearly the case with the Rainbow kiss, which invites menstrual blood into the heart of the lovemaking. “Playing with blood bonds people because of the trust it takes to engage in such an act”judges Carolanne Marcantonio, an American sexologist interviewed by Men’s Health.
Concretely, both partners must simultaneously perform oral sex on the other. In the case of a heterosexual couple, which best serves as an example of this practice, the woman is assumed to be menstruating. “The goal is to cum together and kiss after mixing one partner’s menstrual blood with the other partner’s sperm in their mouths during the kiss”explains American gynecologist Staci Tanouye.
For obvious practical reasons, the Rainbow kiss will generally be performed in the 69 position. But if you are particularly flexible, other possibilities may be available to you. And the act can also be carried out in homosexual couples, with a variation of fluids which will simply be less.
A sexual practice that is not without health risks
Be careful, however, Rainbow kissing can represent a real danger to your health. And this for a logical explanation: the practice involves coming into very direct contact with the blood of another person. According to Carolanne Marcantonio, putting blood at the heart of lovemaking can be exciting for some, and that it can be felt as a way of strengthening the bond with your partner.
Remember, however, that many diseases and STIs are transmitted through blood.notably HIV, hepatitis, gonorrhea, herpes, syphilis and chlamydia. Some of these diseases can be caught by the simple exchange of bodily fluids during sex, but the presence of blood increases the risk.
Logical conclusion: the Rainbow kiss yes, but only with a trusted partner, preferably having recently carried out STI screening tests.
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