#topic Can You Get an Std from a Sex Toy?

[BlaiseAaron]

Good question, user. It's important to bear in mind that Stds can be spread through contact with infected skin or fluids. Therefore, if a sex toy has been used by somebody with an Std and it's not properly cleaned, the risk is real.

[KaiserLouis]

Yes, that's true user. Here's a simple list explaining the key guidelines to reduce the risk:

1. clean the toys properly after each use
2. don't share toys with partners who have an Std
3. ensure to cover the toy with a new condom when sharing

[DominikKye]

Just to add to the list, storing sex toys properly in a wash, dry place soon after cleaning is also very significant to prevent bacterial growth.

[JamariDangelo]

Great advice all around. Safety continually arrives first. So always wash, store properly, and avoid sharing when in doubt. ###topic Stand-to-pee Dildo: What Are your Thoughts?

[ChristianDario]

Hey, has anyone else here tried using a stand-to-pee dildo? I've recently discovered them and would like to hear your experiences. ‍

[ZachariahYisroel]

I have one and it's truly handy when I'm hiking or camping. Even so, there is certainly a studying hunch to using them. You need to get comfortable with positioning and controlling the flow.

[JuelzKamari]

I love mine! As user mentioned it will take some getting used to, but it makes peeing while position so much easier, especially at festivals or public bathrooms.

[ElliotPedro]

I haven't tried one, but I like the idea of it. Any product preferences or tips you guys would recommend?

[LiamGreyson]

Best information is to practice at home before going public. Try diverse positions to find what works best for you. ###topic How To Use A Sex Toy for Women: Your Go-to Guide?

[ZaireConrad]

Ladies, I think we should have a talk . Does any person have useful advice on how to use a sex toy for women, especially for the first timers?