Coitobalnism

Coitobalnism refers to a specific sexual practice wherein a person derives pleasure from having intercourse in a bathtub.

This term is derived from two Latin words: "coitus," meaning sexual intercourse, and "balneum," meaning bath.

Some people don’t require the bath to be filled with water, as the bathtub is often the primary source of pleasure on its own.

For those who do have the bathtub filled with water, it's worth noting that while many find the sensation of water during intercourse pleasurable, water can wash away natural lubrication, which might make the act uncomfortable for some. Hence, it's often recommended to use a silicone-based lubricant if engaging in this activity.

Important Considerations:

While coitobalnism can be an exciting and unique experience, there are some factors to consider:

• Lubrication: As mentioned earlier, water can wash away natural lubrication. Consider using a silicone-based lubricant which is water-resistant.

• Safety: Engaging in intercourse in water can be slippery. Ensure that you're in a safe position and be cautious to avoid any potential injuries.

• Privacy: Especially if considering outdoor locations, ensure you're in a private area to avoid unintended spectators.

• Protection: If you're using protection, such as condoms, ensure they're suitable for use in water. Water might compromise the effectiveness of some condoms.