Wet Saturday: A Lesbian Pee Adventure

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Vaginal soreness and vulval irritation can be caused by overuse of perfumed soaps, bubble baths and shower gels. Thrush can be treated with medicated cream, pessaries and tablets, which can be bought from a chemist. Symptoms may include vulval and vaginal itching, pain and soreness on penetration, burning when passing urine, and a thick, white discharge.

As we have generally not been blessed with a protruding organ for indiscriminate public urination, we must find our own accommodations when not provided with a safe space in which to let loose. Even though it sounds a little odd, peeing after sex is great advice for everyone with a vulva, no matter who you’re having sex with (even yourself.

This means that peeing after sex is just one tool in your sexual wellness toolkit — along with hygiene practices, and plans for STI and pregnancy prevention (if pregnancy applies to you. You don’t want to date someone for a bit, get into their bedroom and for them to suddenly be all like, “Cover me in Lego and beat me with a copy of Roget’s Thesaurus. It could fit right in with the claim that jumping up and down after sex prevents pregnancy (it doesn't! In the lesbian world, you need to be fairly graphic when specifying actual consumption of flesh over cunnilingus.

They can reduce the risk of STIs when engaging in oral sex on a vulva or anus, as well as prevent the spread of bacteria that can cause infections. So when peeing is suggested peeing after sex, that means peeing after any sexual activity that involves hands, mouths, toys, or anything else making contact with the vulva — even when there’s no penetration. Symptoms include a frothy discharge, pain when peeing, vulval soreness, and sometimes an unpleasant vaginal odour.Sometimes, lesbian and bisexual women, female-assigned non-binary individuals and trans men are told they don't need to be tested for STIs. And even well-manicured nails can scratch delicate skin, leaving micro-tears that make infection more likely. As part of our commitment to that mission, the AskWomen subreddit is curated to promote respectful and on-topic discussions, and not serve as a debate subreddit. Everybody has different sensitivities and it’s difficult to know what your body will or won’t react to.