An Oves cervical cap and a
pair of Chacott pointe-shoes
The perils of Gas Fisting: Gas
Fisting for the purpose of this post is defined as having compressed air
intentionally forced into the vagina of a willing (or unwilling) woman. As far
as I know being Gas Fisted is very rare and extremely dangerous which probably
explains its rarity. I’m writing about it now because one of my students asked
me about it today in my class on Advanced Sexual Techniques. Her boyfriend
wanted to do it to her telling her that it was a quick way to flush coital
discharge from her vagina. She asked if a diaphragm being used for
contraception or as ‘flood protection’, to prevent the hydraulics of a partners
thrusting from forcing water into her uterus, would provide effective
protection if he forced pressurized gas into her. The short answer is no, it
will not!
No currently available cervical barrier or FC2 condom will
provide any protection if a woman is Gas Fisted. The few incidents I’m familiar
with have all occurred where the woman is in a bikini or beavertail jacket and
SCUBA gear where there was easy access to her vulva and a source of compressed
gas from a buddy reg on an octopus or her partner’s reg was available and have all
occurred w/o the victim’s permission.
Present Barrier protection is ineffective:
Readers of my posts will recall that I routinely use the latex Reflexions flat
spring contraceptive diaphragm as effective ‘flood insurance’ while diving to
prevent water or gas bubbles from being forced into my uterus by the hydraulics
of a partner’s thrusting. Neither the Reflexions nor any other cervical barrier
currently commercially available will protect a woman against serious injury if
high pressure gas is released into her vagina.
That’s because a jet of compressed gas from a 2nd
stage reg will stretch the vaginal rugae inflating the vagina like a balloon
causing the bladder to immediately empty and occasionally the bowels as well.
Worse however is that the nearly instantaneously inflated vagina will break even
the strongest seal of any diaphragm or FemCap being worn for protection because
diaphragm rims and FemCap brims form their seals by pressing tightly against
the vaginal walls. The seal of a cervical barrier being breached allows the gas
and any water it is pushing to be forced into the wearer’s uterus and fallopian
tubes where it could cause PID and infertility or a gas bubble could possibly
enter the bloodstream if she was menstrual or recently had an abortion or given
birth.
Effective protection: The only cervical barriers that will provide effective
protection from the serious side effects of Gas Fisting are the latex Prentif
cavity rim cap and the much smaller transparent silicone Oves cap because they
suction directly on the walls of the cervix so external pressure will force
them down tighter on the cervix.
Unfortunately, neither Prentif nor Oves are still being made. However,
there are a few of us still using a Prentif or Oves who can survive a
mischievous partner Gas Fisting us.
Too, for a very few of us wanting to tempt fate we can screw
a Prentif or Oves down tight on our cervix and have a lover intentionally Gas Fist
us or do it ourselves to prove to we still have the nerve or luck to survive. There is no accounting for the extent to
which some of us will go for thrills. Experiencing the massive high that sort
of ‘cheating death’ recklessness brings when I successfully survive an
intentional Gas Fisting leaves me boneless and gasping savoring how marvelously
alive I feel!
Latex Prentif cavity rim
cervical caps like the ones shown above are the only devices other than Oves
that will provide effective protection for a woman who is Gas Fisted.
A latex Reflexions flat
spring diaphragm in its case shown with an introducer. The Reflexions diaphragm shown above provides
no protection from a Gas Fisting.
A silicone FemCap (shown
above) provides no protection from a Gas Fisting
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