The one thing everyone can agree on about summer is that it can get sweaty really fast. Despite being the season linked to fun and longer daylight hours, oftentimes it’s also the time of year when you feel like doing nothing expect lounge on your bed with the AC on, and that’s assuming you have AC.
There’s very little you can do to offset the weather unless you’re really well off. But there are quite a few things you can do when it comes to summer sex. It’s vital to stay prepared, and just a few calculated steps can ensure your experiences are more pleasant, so that even more good sex hopefully follows. Following are some of the things which can be done in to stay ready for summer sex regardless the heat.
Turn On The Air Conditioning Beforehand
It’s true that your power bill would be a concern in the summer, but that little detail needs to be overlooked if you’re trying to get some action or romance. Just remember that nobody is keen on sex inside a sticky humid room. A little bit of nice airflow can be just the kind of refuge you and your partner need from the heat while having fun.
Use The Shades
Your shades are an important thing to use when summer hits—what it does is keep the cool in by keeping the sun out. Using the shades should be a priority when you contemplate summer sex.
Try New Things
If the temperature outside is too high, feel free to try new things to combat that, such as minimizing full body contact, or using ice cubes. The goal here is to avoid unnecessary warmth.
Protect Against UTIs
The summer months are when most vaginal infections, UTIs, and various painful inconveniences hit, thanks to wet bathing suits, sweaty clothes, and other factors. Take special care of your body during this time, such as by having an extra change of underwear on beach days and super hot days. Also refrain from beach sex, because it’s rough on the body as well as being an invitation for infections.
Stay Extra Safe
The summertime is a good period for dating, but you should be especially careful when it comes to sex with strangers. It’s essential to have fun but always use protection, so as to avoid unwanted pregnancies and myriad STIs. Last but not least: pee after sex.
