Semen or Cum Play? Is it Safe?

Cum Play or Semen Play

When a man ejaculates, he Spurts about a teaspoonful of creamy-white or yellowish semen that can vary in volume, consistency, colour, taste, and smell. Spicy foods, certain antibiotics, and low-grade infections of the genital organs can all cause odd flavours and odours. If you are feeling concerned, see your doctor. It’s always wise to play safe with a new partner when it comes to sexually transmitted diseases. 

Usually, though, semen is a love-fluid that couples enjoy. Some women claim that the sensation as it spurts on to their cervix turns them on, but the vast majority don’t feel anything much. 

Semen contains sperms, of course, but most of its volume consists of lubricating fluids. Remember that the very earliest ‘pre-come’ that leaks from a man’s penis before he ejaculates can contain sperms and make a woman pregnant. This means being sure to put on a condom early in love play, or you could just get caught out. 

Can I get STI through touch semen?

Porn movies make much of men ejaculating on women’s breasts and faces, but this isn’t something most couples go for. This said, there’s no harm in semen on the skin, or indeed anywhere else, provided, of course, the man doesn’t have an infection, especially HIV. If you have any concern, please visit your GP and use a condom in the meantime until you know it is safe. 

Semen can be used as a massage gel. The man can ejaculate over his lover’s breasts or tummy and then massage it in. It’s impossible to get pregnant from any such activity, and you can’t get pregnant by swallowing semen. 

This said, many women are unhappy about having semen in their mouth, especially if they are expected to swallow it. Some say they don’t like the slimy feel, others dislike the salty taste, and others say it’s just too ‘dirty’. There is no right or wrong about this. It’s simply a matter of one’s preference. 

If you have a concern about STI, please contact your State or Territory health department. If you are from NSW then you can visit NSW Health on Sexual Transmitted Diseases. 

There are also groups that can give you more informations on AIDS and HIV. Please visit Australia's Federation of AIDS Organisation for more information and support.

What is Semen Colour

Suppose you masturbate a lot and have noticed over the years that the colour of my semen is very different on various occasions. Sometimes it looks whitish, and at other times it looks almost transparent, though perhaps with a slight creamy-coloured tinge. 

Is my semen colour normal?

Semen is made up of a small amount of sperm plus lots of other fluids produced by the various reproductive glands in a man’s genital tract. The colour and even consistency of semen vary greatly according to many things. | know your question is about colour, but the foods a man eats also find their way into semen, affecting its smell. This is especially true of strong-smelling things like garlic and certain spices. 

The nature of a man’s ejaculate varies according to how often he comes. You say you masturbate a lot. If this means several times a day, then you could find that your ejaculate gets more and more watery. Most men say their semen is yellower and thicker after several days of abstinence from sex or masturbation. 

How to tell if your semen is not normal?

It’s probably fair to say that if over a few weeks, your semen is all kinds of different colours, you’re OK. If it’s watery over a long period, see a doctor. If the valve to your bladder (that usually keeps urine and semen apart) isn’t working too well, then you may find your semen is yellowy. This doesn’t matter unless fertility is an issue. Urine added to sperm seems to impair a man’s fertility. If you’re worried about any changes, see a doctor. 

If your semen is yellow and smells foul, you probably have a urine infection. This needs urgent treatment and shouldn’t be ignored. 

Finally, | know this isn’t your problem, but if a man ejaculates and no semen appears, this can be a sign of early diabetes. In some men with diabetes, damaged nerves at the base of the bladder allow semen to leak into it rather than pass down the penis. Medical help is a must. 

What is an Alternative to Cum Play?

There are products on the market that mimics semens and also dildos that can ejaculate fluid just like semens. If you are into cum play and loves semens but dont like the smell, taste or possibility of getting STI then the artificial cum lube and artificial cum fluid is your best choice.

You can buy the Superm Cum on Lubricant online here. This is one of the best artificial cum fluid on the market that have an authentic touch and feel to the real cum. Its water-based so it's very easy to clean and safe to touch.

Another two great product online for cum play lube is the Spunk Hybrid Cum Play Lube and the Sports Fucker Cum Lube , its Glycerin free and sex toy safe. They design this cum play product to be used with ejaculating dildos. 

For those who want a realistic dildo that can ejaculate artificial cum, then you can buy this Squitz 9 inch Realistic Squirting Dildo. The squirting dildo can be used solo or with a partner. There is a syringe that holds the artificial cum and they you are ready to take to ejaculation load you or your partner can push the syringe and the cum will ejaculate from the pressure, just like the real thing.

There are also rechargeable vibrating squirting vibrator on the market for those who don't like the look of a dildo. Your best choice is the Rechargeable Squirting Vibrator Rabbit. This vibrator rabbit has a fluid container near the base where you can fill it up with your favourite cum lube and when you are ready for the load just press a button and the cum will shoot out from the tip just like a real penis. 

If you have questions or query on this article or this topic, please contact us or comment in this blog. Our in house Sexologist Elaine S Turner will answer all your queries.

Also, if you need to book in a more personalize session with our Sexologist, you can do so at Elaine Turner's Website. Elaine is a clinical sexologist with many years of experience in her field, she's a qualified sexual educator and has travelled the world teaching sex educations. 

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