mp072004 -> RE: Squick or squish (curious) (3/6/2007 6:23:31 PM)
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Is it reasonable to play with a person who is menstruating? Sure, it's reasonable. Exposure to menstrual blood involves risks, just like exposure to "normal" blood. Like just about everything else, some people are indifferent, some people find it icky, and some people find it hot. If tampons or cups are inserted, I'll happily play with someone who is menstruating. I don't find *menstruation* hot, but if it's not involved in the play or sex, and thus I can ignore the fact that she is violently excreting the lining of her uterus, I'll happily play with someone. I've decided that it's a matter of taste for me, not a proper taboo--I don't think menstrual blood is naughty or wrong, I just don't think it's sexy. All types of non-genital play are easily fair game, and the rest is a matter of taste, absorbence and nitrile. It's important to note that pain tolerance, threshold, and processing can vary at different stages in a person's cycle, and what you had a great time doing last week may be too intense or not intense enough this week. Monica
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