How safe am I wearing a Reflexions for
dive-sex?
Gyns,
diaphragms and dive-sex: For the last 18 months my clinic has been
considering hosting a seminar for selected Gynecologists to disseminate
information about how adventuresome women can protect themselves from reproductive
tract injury during sexual intercourse underwater. As returning readers know the
need for intimate protection during dive-sex has been apparent to me for the
last several years from the number of pelvic infections we have been seeing in
patients who had recently had underwater penetrative sex.
Of course not all underwater sex occurs while wearing dive
gear. There are hot tub encounters and penetration while holding on to open
pool gutters, but we are seeing more and more reproductive tract problems that
seem to originate from encounters while wearing SCUBA and are occurring in deep
water, which for the purposes of this post is below 6 meters, approximately 18
feet, depths which are available in most high-end pools these days. Problems
can occur either from masturbation or with a partner. There is almost nothing
in the published literature about the use of diaphragms to prevent upper
reproductive tract infections caused from water forced into the uterus by the
hydraulics of a toy or a partner’s thrusts when the vagina floods, which is
fairly common, during underwater sex. So we felt a seminar to increase awareness
of the problem and ways to minimize the danger of serious side effects from
dive-sex was long over due.
The Venue:
Our clinic got Adolph, who operates one of the countries deepest dive training
facilities and the private underwater sex club, Splash, to sponsor a seven day
conference/seminar for a few influential female Gyns from areas where most of
the dive-sex related problems seem to be occurring; LA, Las Vegas The Hamptons
and Palm Beach. All expenses; transportation, meals and lodging were paid by our casino for the attendees. The seminar
was held at The Lorelei, (think Splash for women) Adolph’s luxury Spa in the
hills which is connected to his dive training facility so his multi-bed hyperbaric
chamber was easily accessible if needed.
The first day was Spa check in, each attendee was tested for
hCG – a precaution since diving can harm a pregnancy - and fitted for a
diaphragm (none had used one before) and an evening dinner, four full days of
seminars and training in encounter and deep water pools, primarily Adolph’s,
but mine if necessary, and two days of sightseeing afterward to allow nitrogen
buildup to purge from traveling attendees bodies before flying home. I had
pushed for four full days of raining while others thought three was sufficient and
that the attendees would be too tired after four very active days, but I was
proved correct as the Gyn’s fitting skills were excellent after six fitting
sessions with patients and none were tired enough to forgo any of the eight
pool training sessions with male partners. Adolph participated because he sees
the market for dive-sex training expanding as well as potential guests for The
Lorelei and Pirate, who provided the male escorts, sees an increase in demand
for dive-sex escorts both at The Lorelei and to service the demand at other
locations within the continental U.S.
The
participating Gyns: There were ten participants, four from LA and two
each from Las Vegas, The Hamptons and Palm Beach all of whom were SCUBA
qualified. None were allergic to latex and all were between the ages of 29 and
32. We intentionally kept the seminar small because of the need for personal
attention and training for each woman with her male partners, experienced
dive-sex escorts, first in encounter pools and then in deep water. Over the
course of the seminar each Gyn was given the opportunity to be with five
different male partners to give her experience with a range of underwater thrusting
techniques. None of the Gyns was familiar with diaphragm fitting nor had any been
diaphragm users themselves before the seminar. All the women were sexually active and none were married though most were
in monogamous relationships. All the participants had the full series of
Gardasil shots, negative full panel STI tests and were shown the recent clean
full STI panels for the ten male escorts who would be partnering them. That way
the women were reassured they were safe from STIs and could enjoy skin-on-skin
contact with the men entering them.
All were
anxious to experience dive-sex with an experienced trainer so they were able to
rationalize sex during the seminar as just another part of their medical
training. They had been given a chance to opt-out of the underwater encounters,
but, quite rightly, felt it was vital to experience what it is like to have
dive-sex so they would know what a patient would experience first hand and what
it’s like for a woman to wear protective equipment to minimize the likelihood
of problems from vaginal flooding during active penetration underwater. Even
the two who were initially reluctant enjoyed the opportunities to experience
underwater encounters for themselves while properly protected. All the women
were on long acting reversible contraceptives (LARC) six on the single rod
implant Nexplanon and four on the progestin releasing IUD Mirena. The emergency
contraceptive Plan B One-Step was available if any participant felt her primary
method of contraception might have failed.
Pelvic grooming
and ageing: All the participants had pubic hair at least to some extent.
Most had thick pelts trimmed to their bikini lines, but several had been waxed
except for a thin closely trimmed landing strip. If the participants were going to be fitted
for penetrator plugs pubic hair would have been a problem, but for dive-sex training
with professional partners who wouldn’t grind their hair into the mons veneris
pubic hair was not a problem. And for one participant her partners used a soft
cock ring as a buffer since she was slender and had very little fat padding her
pubic bone.
In the common women’s dressing room we all got to see each
other’s bodies and all the participants had lovely proportional figures. While
none had Victoria’s Secret class bodies, all were very attractive and seemed
confident about how they looked even though a bit nervous about appearing nude
among a group of near strangers. Several participants commented on my totally
nude pubes, my perfect high small breasts and how soft and smooth my skin is.
They were fascinated to find I had never been pregnant, but am lactating and
wearing Lilly Padz under my bras to prevent milk stains from leaky nipples,
which occur when I’m sexually aroused.
What I didn’t tell them was that six months ago my
endocrinologist started me on a weekly regimen of a special blend of amino
acids injections to increase my production of Human Growth Hormone, hGH. The
shots are low dosage to minimize the risk of side effects such as joint and
muscle pain, swelling in the arms and legs and carpel tunnel syndrome. Even so
my hGH production has more than tripled! It’s costly, but very effective, at
least for me. The shots have rejuvenated my skin, and toned the flesh on my
throat and around my eyes so it is as firm and smooth as a twenty year olds and
it boosted my energy and libido as well, though neither of those was showing
any sign of decreasing. None of the Gyns had any idea that I wasn’t in my late
twenties, but forty-two until I mentioned starting to use cervical barriers
when I was twenty-one in the early nineties and they did the math.
My role and
Reflexions: I was part of the support staff as an expert cervical barrier
fitter and dive-sex demonstrator. I fit them all with the latex Reflexions flat
spring diaphragms we all wore for dive-sex training. In fitting them with
Reflexions I stressed the marvelously stretchy dome membrane, the wonderful
heat transfer properties of latex and the fact that the rim of a correctly
fitted Reflexions is nearly impossible to under-thrust. Making it perfect for
deep dives is the fact that the rim will not distort due to water pressure (as
other rim styles will below 10 meters) regardless of how deep the wearer dives,
a fact they would test for themselves on several 100 ft training dives. Fortunately
they all had deep post-pubic vaults with the necessary pelvic ledge to take the
anterior rim and wonderfully thick soft vaginal rugae in which the rim could sink
to form a strong seal. As dive-sex specialists my partner and I demonstrated
different positions and thrusting techniques and I dove with the Gyns and a
woman divemaster on their first few dives to help reassure them of their safety
if a woman is correctly fitted for and is properly using Reflexions as flood
insurance.
In my oral presentation I didn’t mention my need for or
benefit from wearing a death rubber as that is something only psychiatrists are
likely to encounter, but I did stress that a correctly fitted and properly
inserted latex Reflexions FS diaphragm and a good thick silicone base vaginal
gel were the cornerstones of safe underwater penetrative sex for a woman. Women
on hormonal contraception can safely use a diaphragm for flood control as can
women with an IUD if a silicone gel lube is applied in the dome to prevent
‘string-grab’. I also taught the diaphragm fitting course at our clinic and
then had evening fitting sessions for the Gyns using escort trainees as
patients and one or two other women with anatomies unsuitable for diaphragms in
evening training classes as examples of women who shouldn’t be fitted.
Costumes,
equipment and comfort: We women all wore string bikini bottoms and
swimsuit front closure sports bra tops for pool encounters and the guys wore
Speedo slingshots. The men all had gelly cock rings to use if his partner said
she was getting sore from having her pelvis pounded from her partner’s
thrusting, but only one asked for a cock ring to be used during the entire five
days a tribute to the professionalism of their male partners.
All the Gyns wore OTS Guardian FFMs, 80 cu ft aluminum tanks
and Scubapro back inflated Ladyhawk BCs (all provided by Adolph) while the men
and I wore our own OTS Guardians and other gear. OTS Guardian FFMs are standard for escort
training, Splash, The Lorelei and the deep water training facility so buying in
volume we get a great discount. It took
a few test dives to get the Gyns accustomed to floating on the surface in a
wing back BC, but after that they loved the comfort and freedom of movement
wearing a Ladyhawk gives a woman diver.
During the day we refreshed ourselves with sports drinks and
fresh fruit to replace the electrolytes excreted. In the evenings we
replenished our energy with high calorie meals to replace the calories burnt
off by underwater sex, which is surprisingly strenuous. Adolph had his
divemaster hang a net across the well at 100 feet and fastened sets of tethers (ankle
leashes) to it so the Gyns could experience dive-sex at 100 feet while
breathing Nitrox. That way there was no worry about a fatal accident if someone
had an uncontrolled descent she wouldn’t go to the bottom at 216 feet. The Gyns loved the four days of strenuous
exercise during which they rotated through at least five men each over that
period enjoying multiple orgasms with each partner while screaming and moaning
into their FFMs. At the end they were all on Ibuprofen for sore pelvises and abs
muscles from meeting their partner’s thrusts during encounters that began
unhurriedly progressing to frantic couplings and underwater ecstasy in a cloud
of bubbles.
Afterward:
Most of the Gyns didn’t think they would be able to orgasms during dive-sex
encounters. Obviously none had been with a professional escort who can make a
girl believe she is the most interesting, beautiful and sexually fascinating
woman he has ever seen and mind-fuck her into falling under his spell at least
while he is with her. All of the women reached orgasm within ten minutes and
the average was five after the first time when they were all in lust for their
men. The girls said afterward that they had no idea that being taken to orgasm while
sucking gas one hundred feet below the surface could be that intense, which may
spell trouble for some of their boyfriends.
The attendees all agreed that their intensive diaphragm
fitting training and underwater penetrative encounter training gave them badly
needed insight into the thrill and dangers of underwater sexual intercourse and
the skills and knowledge to counsel their patients about the use of safety
equipment to minimize the likelihood of reproductive tract problems occurring
from dive-sex encounters. Our clinic,
Adolph and Pirate all thought the time and expense of the seminar were well
worthwhile as it brought together and developed friendships and a solid base of
specialist knowledge among high profile trend setters in women’s reproductive health
located in up-market areas of the country where it is likely to be most useful.
