Is it safe for the woman to have sex in a pool?

-I've heard it's not, but I think people do it all the time...Water can wash away natural lubrication and many artificial lubes as well, which means intercourse can then cause irritation and microscopic tears of the vagina. There are lubes that should stay on even in the water that you can try.

However, there's something very fun about playing with each others' wet and slippery bodies, it's very sensual with the warm water and the floating and you can have fun with new positions and things to try



Frankly, I'm all for anything that gives some variety and excitement to our sex life, so I love it. It's especially fun because we have to sneak out late at night after our kid's in bed and be quiet so the dogs don't start barking. What a blast!Love in the tub (or ocean, pool, or lake, etc.) may sound like fun, but as far as safe sex goes, it's a wash. For starters, condoms aren't tested in water, so there's no data about how chemicals, heat, or other aquatic elements affect latex, polyurethane, and lambskin. Latex condoms are especially iffy when used in the water because oil-based products (like tanning lotion, bubble bath, and shampoo, which often end up submerged) erode them. Another underwater condom conundrum: H2O can seep in through the base of the prophylactic, causing it to slip off.



But it's not just the condoms you have to worry about. Water containing salt, chlorine, or bacteria can be forced into the vagina by the in-and-out motion of penetration, which can lead to irritation or infection. The wet stuff also washes away spermicide and your natural lubrication, which can cause uncomfortable friction during sex.



So, if you really want to play it safe, limit your underwater lusty liaisons to foreplay and save the main event for dry land.



Read more: Underwater Sex - Having Sex Underwater - Cosmopolitan
If you mean safe in that you will not get pregnant, you may get pregnant. Being in a pool is no guarantee that pregnancy will not result. If you mean safe in the sense you might catch some kind of disease or a strange bug, most pools are chlorinated for just that reason...to kill the bugs so it's probably "safe" in that sense. If you're talking about safe in the sense that you can get away with it without anyone realizing what's happening, probably not, others will be watching and can pretty well figure out what's going on. Have I covered everything?
"Safe" as in she can't get pregnant?



Nope, she for sure can get pregnant.



"Safe" as in she cannot get a STD?. Nope, they can both get one.



"Safe" in that the even if the water were filthy, they cannot pick up some bacterial infection?



No. They can both get a bacterial infection if the pool water in fill with organisms.
Chlorine kills just about everything.



But sex in water is a drag. The coefficient of friction is so high no one really has a good time.



People who say it's great also think airplane bathrooms are "spacious and roomy."
Safe - yes. However, the water will wash off your natural lubricant and there will be a lot of friction. I would recommend using a non water soluble lubricant before hand to help.
Yes its safe, But illegal in public pools.





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Never done it in a pool but have heard others that has done it in the pool.
Safe? Well, it won't KILL you, but you CAN get pregnant.
The chemicals will kill the semen on contact so its good for birth control, but it may cause a yeast infection.
Safe, probably,



legal -- no.



People DO NOT do this "all the time".
It's safe.
Two Words:



Silicone Lubricant
Yep, I've done it many times.
Sure!!! is very exciting
Yes, but its hard to stay, ummm, slippery in there!
Yes.
sure