The days of "strawberry shedding" are coming again. While some women feel tired, have stomachaches, dizziness, etc. The rest feel more excited, more desirable, and often "climax" when having sex on these days. Is this unusual and dangerous?
In this blog post, Rung Rung will answer everything about "running the red light", helping you have a more general view of "love" on these special days!
What is “red light running”?
Not a term in the traffic code, "running a red light" here means the act of having sex during the menstrual cycle.
Wait, before you make judgments or "eww" expressions, let Rung Vinh give you some benefits of this seemingly dangerous and unhygienic practice!
Benefits of having sex during menstruation
1.Improve pain
A common phenomenon during the days of "strawberry loss" with the level of pain being different for each woman. Having sex at this time will help a woman's body secrete the hormone Oxytocin, also known as the love hormone. Helps women reduce stress, anxiety and, more specifically, significantly reduce pain.
After "climax", a woman's body secretes more Endorphins, which help reduce pain and increase pleasure, leading to an increased feeling of happiness.
In general, "running the red light" brings many significant benefits, making strawberry loss easier and cuter. Causes stomach cramps, back pain, dizziness, bloating, etc. somewhat comfortable.
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In addition, when shedding, a woman's pelvis and vagina will somewhat expand, making it easier for her to climax than at other times of the month.
3. Fetish, fantasy, and spices of love
“A sword is not afraid to be stained with blood” Sexual activity during the days when the aunt visits can help strengthen love and relationships. At the same time, it helps women discover themselves, helping couples satisfy each other's private fetishes or fantasies.
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In addition to the benefits that "running red lights" brings, there are risks that you need to consider.
- Risk of vaginal infections:During menstruation, the cervix dilates more, creating easier conditions for bacteria and viruses to penetrate, thereby increasing the risk Vaginal infections and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
- Risk of transmitting HIV and STIs: Menstrual blood can contain HIV virus and other viruses that cause STIs. If a female is infected, the percentage of her partner who is also infected is very high.
- Unhygienic: The reason most people do not choose to have sex during this time is because of hygiene issues. Although menstrual blood can act as a natural lubricant, its taste and color may not be very "cute" for some of you. (Fun fact: menstrual blood is also called Cherry Lube, sounds cute)
- There is still a risk of pregnancy: People often think that "running a red light" is 100% safe, but that is a harmful misunderstanding! Although the possibility of conceiving is lower, it is not impossible.
“Hmm, but I still don't like doing it when I'm on my period, because it feels unclean, the bed sheets are dirty, and my stomach hurts.”
This is completely normal! No one can force you to have sex when you don't want to. But if you want to "try it once", don't skip the section below to have a smooth experience!
Tips for "running red lights"
1. Prepare
Marching on special days requires special preparation. To avoid getting dirty on the bed or mattress, put a large towel underneath for easy cleaning. Rung Rung suggests you can work in the bathroom, then shower each other after work, which is both romantic and clean.
2. Prevent the “flood”
A tip to make oral sex smoother is that women can use a menstrual cup or tampon to stop the "cherry" flow. Stimulating the clitoris (also known as clitoris or clitoris) is also a great oral sex method for women to reach climax without having to have penetrative sex.
3. Protect
Always remember that the infection rate of sexual diseases when "running the red light" is extremely high, the vagina during this time is also especially sensitive than usual. Rung Rung recommends that you use condoms, wash your hands and sextoys thoroughly to protect yourself from the risk of infection!
“Red light running” is still a controversial topic with the number of people who like it and hate it varying according to many personal perspectives. This can be a savior for effective menstrual pain without overusing drugs, but can also be an enemy of vaginal and sexual health if not done correctly. Equip yourself with enough knowledge to "get down and dirty" safely and happily!