It is so ironic that this topic should come up right now, because I just discovered something REALLY fun that I was going to share on the boards.

Bare camel sliding carries a very low risk for HIV or other STD's, however, it carries a high risk for transmitting herpers or HPV, so it is not wise to engage in.

I read a while back about using saran wrap as a slippery little barrier though. After reading about it, I decided I wanted to give it a try. I am happy to report that it is ALOT of fun!

First I lubed him up really well, then laid a large square of saran wrap over him, drizzled more lube on top of the saran wrap so that I'd be nice and slippery too, then climbed on and we had a grand time sliding up and down and around. Trying to switch positions and keep everything straight proved to be awkward, but oh well, we laughed as we experiemented, and we both agreed it was a blast!

So I'm adding saran wrap to my bag of tricks

I have read quite a few reviews that tell of P2P rubbing, rubbing of the cock head on the girls clit and around the area. Is this normal practice? Is it ok, say compared to a bbbj or daty?

A provider once asked to fuck my pee hole with her clit.

Who am I to refuse?

Some don't consider it more risky than other uncovered activities, some consider bare-genital to bare-genital contact as risky as BBFS.

So be aware that it is a MAJOR no-no for some people.

I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. I have played doctor while at a Holiday Inn Express, but that's a different story. No review to follow

Many non-HIV STDs can be transmitted via the skin-to-skin contact (including BBBJ). So using a condom (female condoms are better for this) does not provide fool-proof security against herpes, Chlamydia, etc. What the regular condom really does is reduce the amount of incidental contact area.

The slide-n-glide, camel-toe slide, P2P massage or whatever you want to call it increases the amount of direct skin to skin contact. It also does allow for the transfer of bodily fluids. More-so male to female, than female to male (unless you have an open cut/sore). In this case, then HIV transmission is a possibility.

This is the short answer.

But I would like to read that review, doc.

nobody has invented a lube with stuff that can kill some of these germs.

Probably because some people would then forgo condoms, I suppose

You may as well partake in BBFS.  It's really no different IMO.

When I first read "camel" slide, I thought children on a playground smoking cigarettes.  After reading the post, I realize I am wrong and now I am thinking who has the hunchback, the man or the woman?

Here're her rules: 1). she in full bare, I must have my pants on; 2). we both are full bare, I must have cover on.

I tried 1) first, then went 2) with cowgirl.

Many non-HIV STDs can be transmitted by sitting on a toilet! What to do?

Stop all human contact immediately and live in bubble like Howard Hughes till death. You still die but you won't catch any germs.

There is significant difference between risky behavior and common sense behavior. They are not the same.

I did have a provider try to rub my member on her clit, and I stopped her at that moment, and requested a condom be put one. No offense to any of the providers on her.......I just don't feel comfortable with my member touching hers uncovered.

OH WOW.. that must have been a little frightening..  any bare genitalia rubbing between provider and hobbyist is totally unsafe..

Hmmm, Is there any "stuff" that can kill some or better yet all of these germs?  
If there were, would this thread exist?  

I think it derives from "camel toe" as slang for vagina/vulva.

I've had a few gals let me come on the well oiled or greased palm of their hand situated just over their vaginas and it is immencely erotic, fun and safe.

There should be a name for it.

Just think about how much of your body a condom covers and then think about how much of your body is contact with bare skin. Then think about all the things that can happen and then give up having sex.

Problem solved.

I thought that's what its called because of the camel toe some girls have and thats what you slide between

but there's a whole cottage industry out there devoted to the connection.

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Sorry, but bare cock is not coming anywhere near my pussy. And guys frequently try. My hand goes straight down there to block it. Otherwise, like you said- why wear a condom at all?

I'm pretty sure I've seen what a camel's foot/toe looks like and I don't recall thinking it looks like any part of a vagina.  That goes for any hoofed animal.

I more often than not kiss without the wrapper, occasionally if they ask or if I feel I need to slap a wrapper on it for french I will & with daty that's cool every now and then ...... there are risks in those but not long ago I had a client who physically kept insisting on laying right on top of me and the tip barely kept touch near my pubic area and I had to keep gently pushing their member and that part of the body away because something about whether I know you or not someone's bare genitals touching mine is an absolute negative. You can rub your head on my clit all you want with a condom on.