What is golden shower — a few words about the most piquant practice
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However, the scope of this article touches on topics that may be off-putting to many readers for quite natural reasons. It is not sacred because sexologists consider this form of sexual activity to be a paraphilia, or sexual deviation. We are talking about urophilia, better known as “golden shower”.
What is golden shower?
Golden shower refers to sexual practices involving a partner”s urine. Traditionally, this phenomenon can be attributed to fetishism, but in reality everything is much more complicated than it seems. As surprising as it may seem, this phenomenon is much more common than it seems. Urophiles experience sexual pleasure when they urinate on their partners or when their partners urinate on them. Hence the name “golden shower”.
However, as already mentioned, everything is much more complicated. Far from constant sexual practices involving urination, it involves direct urination on a partner. There are also those who are ready to observe the urinating partner and the urination process itself. Such sexual scientists refer to voyeurism.
Others prefer to urinate in front of their partners or even in front of everyone. This is already a form of exhibitionism. In BDSM practices, golden showers can be one of the submissive”s punishments. Some find it interesting and exciting long enough to delay the process of urination, others have sex with a full bladder for the thrill of sensation.
And even hooligans who urinate on the heads of passers-by may experience sexual arousal from balcony to balcony, which may be due to urea. As you can see, behind seemingly uncomplicated non-traditional sexual practices there are many phenomena, often unrelated and even contradictory.
A little psychology and physiology
Interesting research by sexologists has provided significant insight into the nature of this rather unusual phenomenon. For example, experiments have shown that during orgasm, some women lose control of the muscles that control urethral tone.
During peak sexual pleasure, muscles that don”t relax lead to urine leakage. Their first experience of sexual activity can lead to serious psychological trauma for such women, and in the future, they may lose the ability to experience orgasm due to fear of causing discomfort to their partners.
For most people, the smell of urine is offensive and can cause a sharp decrease in sexual arousal, culminating in a complete loss of desire for sex. However, a man who has had sexual experience with such a woman can derive genuine pleasure from it.
And it”s not necessarily that they enjoy the smell or sight of urine, but rather that urination and their partner”s orgasm become associated in their minds. The discomfort caused by the resulting “embarrassment” is offset by the satisfaction of knowing their partner has experienced an orgasm, and the man feels satisfied, confident, and happy. Another factor that stimulates sexual desire is shame. In human society, this is closely linked to both sexual symptoms and urination. The shame a partner experiences when urinating in front of their partner or when urinating on their partner”s body triggers arousal in these individuals.
However, some people are not offended by the smell or sight of urine; on the contrary, they are attracted and aroused. Some people find the taste of urine pleasant and swallow it (hello, Malisheva!).
However, it”s important to understand the difference between urinophilia, a form of sexual desire, and urine therapy, a form of alternative medicine that uses urine as a medicine. Without going into detail, let”s just say that urine therapy doesn”t work (hello, Malysheva!). But we”re here to find out what a golden shower is.
Is this the standard? According to sexologists, such fetishism not only undermines a person”s social adaptation but also torments them, interferes with normal sexual intercourse, and can turn urination into a sexual deviation. But is it worth seeking treatment if a couple shares a passion for golden showers? This question remains unanswered.
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Now let”s listen to the practitioners themselves
Now let”s listen to the practitioners themselves
Many raincoats are convinced that a woman”s orgasm after good sex always leads to involuntary urination of her partner. As noted above, for some women this is true, but in most cases sexologists still disagree with this statement.
According to its supporters, golden shower is the path to maximum emancipation and disclosure between partners. There are no perversions in sex. There are only social stereotypes and artificially imposed frameworks that prevent lovers from truly enjoying each other,” they say.
What can you say about this? First of all, you must ask yourself the question — is this necessary? With the exception of the only correct missionaries, it is enough to remember how in the Middle Ages they regularly knocked under the counter and condemned sexual positions. Yes, yes, your favorite blowjob is a dirty perversion that will burn in hell if you don”t know!
We remain of the opinion that everything that happens between lovers in a locked bedroom is their own business. And if they both enjoy exotic sex acts like golden showers, we don”t blame them. Let everyone have fun as they see fit.
And in addition to what was said.
And in addition to what was said.
Practice — golden shower with Elena Matveeva.
Practice — golden shower with Elena Matveeva.
And urine is not a suitable disinfectant. Even though it contains urea, it is not enough to kill bacteria. And it doesn”t help with burns either. Moreover, it can cause even more pain and suffering. Depending on what you, or your friend who”s mad at you for having a burned leg, drank today.
Another myth is that urine is sterile. Millions of bacteria, including your bladder, live in the human body, and only a person with little understanding of biology could argue about the sterility of any waste product.
The myth that urine is sterile has its roots in the work of epidemiologist Edward Kashir, who developed a urine test to screen for urinary tract infections before surgery. Kashdesk believed that if there are less than 100, 000 bacteria per milliliter of urine, the test will be negative. And, as usual, journalists interpreted it in their own way.
But that”s not the worst. The website “Natural Benefits of Urine Therapy” by Indian “scientists” (yes, I use that word in quotes) states that urine is a natural alternative to blood transfusions. Truly, the unknown knows no bounds!
Have you heard stories about people getting stuck in the mountains or other wild places and having to drink their own urine to survive? However, even the US Army Field Water Management Office states that high sodium content in urine only accelerates dehydration, so urine can be drunk in any critical survival situation, but not urine. However, do not forget about the bacteria already mentioned. Therefore, to the question, is it possible to drink urine? The answer, in my opinion, is obvious.
On average, an adult”s bladder holds 400-600 milliliters. In 24 hours, the human body produces 1, 500 ml of urine. This means that it takes approximately 9-10 hours to fill the bladder. The rate at which the bladder fills obviously depends on the amount of fluid you drink. The less you drink, the slower you fill up.
Dr. Benjamin Brucker, a urologist at New York Health Sciences Medical Center, uses the concept of functional bladder capacity, which is a combination of actual capacity and sensitivity.
He also recommends not holding urine and removing it at the first urge to urinate. Holding urine in the bladder for too long can have serious consequences for the body, including septic shock. Don”t try to test yourself.
What happens if you end up in someone else”s urine? According to microbiologist Philip M. Terno, it is safer than not washing your hands before eating. There is nothing worse when an unpleasant smell awaits you. At least you can enter completely. There is almost no chance that urine will stick to your skin and you will become infected with anything. Therefore, golden shower lovers can be content with safety.
Bottom line
Bottom line
BDSM for dummies. toilet games. not to be confused with a toilet. golden shower.
