Crisco for anal sex

The packaging is well urm… food packaging and includes ingredients and even a Shortcake recipe! MEO has added a sticker to the top of the carton stating that Crisco is not condom compatible. Once the plastic lid has been removed the carton is sealed with a foil lid that can be pulled back and removed. The carton can be sealed again by placing the plastic lid back on the top. As Crisco is classed as a food and edible there is a best before date on the bottom of the carton. I have to say I had my reservations about using a vegetable oil as Lube but I am pleased to report that it surpassed my every expectation.

The often contested terrain of queer and gender studies has long been the rooted in the body. Although various disciplines such as art history and archaeology have begun to look at representations of the body and bodily adornments, objects and material culture in their own right have remained comparatively untouched by the probing questions of queer theorization and histories of sexuality. It is the contention of this essay that fooling around with messy and slimy things such as Crisco may not only tell us more about the construction of gender, family, and sexuality but also gives us more opportunity to queer them. The term queer, like Crisco, is a somewhat slippery thing. Queer arose as a way of acknowledging and assessing difference without needing first to define that difference in the reductive fiction of identity politics.

The study 1 confirms results announced at the International Microbicides Conference. It found that people who had consistently used commercially available lubricants while being the passive partner in anal sex over the last month the last year if female were three times more likely to test positive for syphilis, rectal gonorrhoea or chlamydia than people who had not. The study took a mixed population of women and gay men and asked them whether they had had receptive anal sex in the last year and month, whether they had used commercially sold lubes and, if so, what kind: were they water-based e. KY , silicone-based e. ID Millennium or oil-based e.

Gay sex is a wonderland of fluids, liquids, lotions, and lubes — and a smart bottom is basically a chemist. We have to know which substances irritate the anal lining and which ones do not do not use anything with tea tree oil , which lubes work with latex condoms and which ones do not, and how to get creative in a pinch, when all you have at your disposal is a kitchen, bathroom, or garage. Even before you get greased up, most guys prep for sex by douching with water, which is generally considered harmless as long as you release all of it.