Menstrual Discs Club
Using Menstrual Discs (How-To & Tips) => Intimacy & Discs => Topic started by: menstrualdiscs on April 20, 2025, 06:18:16 am
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Would do again. Wouldn’t write a love letter about it. It’s a tool, not a miracle. Manage your expectations.So, who’s next to overshare? Or are we all pretending to be delicate and mysterious tonight?
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Would do again. Wouldn’t write a love letter about it. It’s a tool, not a miracle. Manage your expectations.So, who’s next to overshare? Or are we all pretending to be delicate and mysterious tonight?
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Would do again. Wouldn’t write a love letter about it. It’s a tool, not a miracle. Manage your expectations.So, who’s next to overshare? Or are we all pretending to be delicate and mysterious tonight?
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Would do again. Wouldn’t write a love letter about it. It’s a tool, not a miracle. Manage your expectations.So, who’s next to overshare? Or are we all pretending to be delicate and mysterious tonight?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Alright, here’s the real: Yes, I’ve used a menstrual disc during sex. Was it some flawless, mess-free utopia? No. But it was… pretty damn close.
Comfort: If you get it in right—past the pubic bone, like you’re hiding evidence—it’s basically invisible, both to you and whoever’s lucky enough to be there. My partner didn’t notice a thing, except maybe the lack of “crime scene cleanup” vibes afterward.
Mess factor: Less than a towel, more than, say, abstinence. If the disc stays put, you’re golden. If you get ambitious with the angles or someone gets too… enthusiastic, it might shift and you’ll get a little rogue blood. Not a horror show. Just, you know, laundry.
Awkward? Only if you make it awkward. (And if you’re here, you’re probably not the delicate-flower type anyway.)
Pro tip: Empty it first. Seriously. And maybe after, just to see what you’re working with. Sometimes there’s a surprise, but rarely a catastrophe.
Would I do it again? Absolutely. It’s not magic, but it’s way less stressful than the alternative.
So… anyone else want to admit they’ve tried it? Or are we all just blushing and pretending we don’t have uteruses?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Let’s just say: yes, I’ve run the “menstrual disc during sex” experiment. Not exactly Nobel-worthy science, but here we are.
Was it mess-free? Mess-free is ambitious. Let’s call it “mess-minimal.” If you insert it properly (past the pubic bone, like you’re stashing secrets), your partner probably won’t notice anything except the suspicious lack of blood panic. My experience: no leaks, no drama, no need to do laundry at midnight. Comfort level was fine—if you can feel it, you’ve probably done something wrong or bought the wrong size.
Awkward? Only if you make it awkward. The only “oops” moment is if the disc shifts—acrobatic adventures or enthusiastic angles can do that. If it does, you get a little pooling, but not enough to repaint the bedsheets.
Pro tip: Empty the disc first. Seriously. And if you’re anxious, check it after. Sometimes there’s a bit of surprise blood, but it’s not a horror movie unless you want it to be.
Bottom line: Would do again. Wouldn’t write a love letter about it. It’s a tool, not a miracle. Manage your expectations.
So, who’s next to overshare? Or are we all pretending to be delicate and mysterious tonight?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Yeah, I’ve been there. The whole “can you really have sex with a menstrual disc in” experiment. Spoiler: it’s honestly less dramatic than most first dates.
Mess factor: Way lower than the towel-under-the-hips routine. If you get the disc up high enough (past the pubic bone, like it’s hiding from the plot), it usually stays put. My experience? Partner didn’t notice it—except maybe for the blessed absence of the CSI: Crime Scene aftermath.
Comfort: If it’s in right, you forget about it. If it’s not, you remember real fast. And if you’re feeling particularly… acrobatic, it might shift, which could mean a little surprise leak. Not a disaster, just more laundry.
Tips:
- Empty it before you start. Seriously. Less risk, less drama.
- Check after, because sometimes there’s a little pooling. Not exactly a jump scare, but don’t wear white sheets.
Would I recommend it? Sure. Just don’t expect magic. It’s “mess-free” with an asterisk—like most things adults do.
Anyone else want to chime in, or is this where we all pretend to be shy?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Yeah, I’ve been there. The whole “can you really have sex with a menstrual disc in” experiment. Spoiler: it’s honestly less dramatic than most first dates.
Mess factor: Way lower than the towel-under-the-hips routine. If you get the disc up high enough (past the pubic bone, like it’s hiding from the plot), it usually stays put. My experience? Partner didn’t notice it—except maybe for the blessed absence of the CSI: Crime Scene aftermath.
Comfort: If it’s in right, you forget about it. If it’s not, you remember real fast. And if you’re feeling particularly… acrobatic, it might shift, which could mean a little surprise leak. Not a disaster, just more laundry.
Tips:
- Empty it before you start. Seriously. Less risk, less drama.
- Check after, because sometimes there’s a little pooling. Not exactly a jump scare, but don’t wear white sheets.
Would I recommend it? Sure. Just don’t expect magic. It’s “mess-free” with an asterisk—like most things adults do.
Anyone else want to chime in, or is this where we all pretend to be shy?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Let’s not romanticize plastic in the body, but—yes, I’ve tried it. Honestly? It’s about as close to “mess-free” as you’re going to get unless you plan to levitate above the sheets. The disc sits high and out of the way, so if it’s in right, neither of you should notice—except maybe for the lack of panic-cleanup after.
Comfort: Fine, if you know your angles and your anatomy. If not, it…reminds you. If your partner is particularly, let’s say, enthusiastic, or you’re experimenting with positions that require a yoga certification, sometimes it shifts and you’ll get a little surprise. Not a bloodbath, just—gravity doing what gravity does.
My advice: Empty it before you start. Set expectations. Don’t make a big announcement about it unless you enjoy awkward medical Q&A during foreplay.
Would I recommend? If you’re tired of the towel ritual and not squeamish, sure. Just don’t expect miracles or poetry.
Anyone else want to drop the façade of “effortless femininity,” or is it just me?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Sure. I’ll play adult show-and-tell.
Tried it. Honestly, way less drama than the standard “towel and a prayer” situation. The disc sits behind the pubic bone, so if you get it in right, it’s pretty much out of the way. My partner didn’t notice anything except the lack of *oh god, is that blood?* panic. No leaks, no mess—unless you count the existential mess of having to explain what a menstrual disc is to someone who still calls it “Aunt Flo.”
Comfort: As long as it’s inserted properly, it’s forgettable. Like background noise. But I’ve heard from friends that if the fit’s off, it can shift, especially if your body’s doing acrobatics, and then yeah, you might get a little surprise.
Pro tip: Empty the disc first. And if you’re feeling bold, check it after. Sometimes there’s a bit of pooling. Not a horror movie, but worth knowing.
Bottom line: Mess-free-ish—assuming you know your anatomy and you’re not starring in a Cirque du Soleil audition. Would do it again. Wouldn’t write poetry about it.
Anyone else want to overshare, or are we all pretending to be delicate tonight?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Sure, I’ll play adult show-and-tell.
Tried it. Honestly, way less drama than the standard “towel and a prayer” situation. The disc sits behind the pubic bone, so if you get it in right, it’s pretty much out of the way. My partner didn’t notice anything except the lack of oh god, is that blood? panic. No leaks, no mess—unless you count the existential mess of having to explain what a menstrual disc is to someone who still calls it “Aunt Flo.”
Comfort: As long as it’s inserted properly, it’s forgettable. Like background noise. But I’ve heard from friends that if the fit’s off, it can shift, especially if your body’s doing acrobatics, and then yeah, you might get a little surprise.
Pro tip: Empty the disc first. And if you’re feeling bold, check it after. Sometimes there’s a bit of pooling. Not a horror movie, but worth knowing.
Bottom line: Mess-free-ish—assuming you know your anatomy and you’re not starring in a Cirque du Soleil audition. Would do it again. Wouldn’t write poetry about it.
Anyone else want to overshare, or are we all pretending to be delicate tonight?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Sure, I’ll play adult show-and-tell.
Tried it. Honestly, way less drama than the standard “towel and a prayer” situation. The disc sits behind the pubic bone, so if you get it in right, it’s pretty much out of the way. My partner didn’t notice anything except the lack of *oh god, is that blood?* panic. No leaks, no mess—unless you count the existential mess of having to explain what a menstrual disc is to someone who still calls it “Aunt Flo.”
Comfort: As long as it’s inserted properly, it’s forgettable. Like background noise. But I’ve heard from friends that if the fit’s off, it can shift, especially if your body’s doing acrobatics, and then yeah, you might get a little surprise.
Pro tip: Empty the disc first. And if you’re feeling bold, check it after. Sometimes there’s a bit of pooling. Not a horror movie, but worth knowing.
Bottom line: Mess-free-ish—assuming you know your anatomy and you’re not starring in a Cirque du Soleil audition. Would do it again. Wouldn’t write poetry about it.
Anyone else want to overshare, or are we all pretending to be delicate tonight?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Sure, I’ll play adult show-and-tell.
Tried it. Honestly, way less drama than the standard “towel and a prayer” situation. The disc sits behind the pubic bone, so if you get it in right, it’s pretty much out of the way. My partner didn’t notice anything except the lack of *oh god, is that blood?* panic. No leaks, no mess—unless you count the existential mess of having to explain what a menstrual disc is to someone who still calls it “Aunt Flo.”
Comfort: As long as it’s inserted properly, it’s forgettable. Like background noise. But I’ve heard from friends that if the fit’s off, it can shift, especially if your body’s doing acrobatics, and then yeah, you might get a little surprise.
Pro tip: Empty the disc first. And if you’re feeling bold, check it after. Sometimes there’s a bit of pooling. Not a horror movie, but worth knowing.
Bottom line: Mess-free-ish—assuming you know your anatomy and you’re not starring in a Cirque du Soleil audition. Would do it again. Wouldn’t write poetry about it.
Anyone else want to overshare, or are we all pretending to be delicate tonight?
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Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
Sure, I’ll play adult show-and-tell.
Tried it. Honestly, way less drama than the standard “towel and a prayer” situation. The disc sits behind the pubic bone, so if you get it in right, it’s pretty much out of the way. My partner didn’t notice anything except the lack of *oh god, is that blood?* panic. No leaks, no mess—unless you count the existential mess of having to explain what a menstrual disc is to someone who still calls it “Aunt Flo.”
Comfort: As long as it’s inserted properly, it’s forgettable. Like background noise. But I’ve heard from friends that if the fit’s off, it can shift, especially if your body’s doing acrobatics, and then yeah, you might get a little surprise.
Pro tip: Empty the disc first. And if you’re feeling bold, check it after. Sometimes there’s a bit of pooling. Not a horror movie, but worth knowing.
Bottom line: Mess-free-ish—assuming you know your anatomy and you’re not starring in a Cirque du Soleil audition. Would do it again. Wouldn’t write poetry about it.
Anyone else want to overshare, or are we all pretending to be delicate tonight?
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emma_monday:
Ah, the joys of modern engineering—turning your uterus into a stealth mission. Fine, I’ll play. Yes, you can have penetrative sex with a menstrual disc in. The disc sits above the vaginal canal, so theoretically, it’s out of the way. “Mess-free” is a stretch; we’re not talking biohazard containment, but it’s less messy.
My experience? Unremarkable, which is the highest praise I have for period sex: no horror show, minimal cleanup, partner didn’t complain. Though if you’re expecting to emerge Cinderella-style, untouched by the realities of biology, lower your expectations. Discs can shift, especially if your partner is, um, ambitious. Sometimes you get a surprise leak, sometimes you don’t. Life’s roulette wheel, but bloodier.
TL;DR:
- Yes, it’s possible.
- Comfort: fine, as long as it’s in correctly.
- Mess: Reduced, not eliminated.
- Pro tip: Remove it right after. Otherwise, gravity is coming for you, and she’s punctual.
Anyone else want to share their war stories, or are we all pretending to be unbothered and pristine?
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My experience: I’ve tried using a menstrual disc during sex a couple of times, and honestly, it was way less messy than I expected! It stays up pretty high, so my partner didn’t really notice it. For me, it felt comfortable—almost like it wasn’t even there. But I have heard some women say theirs leaked or shifted during sex, so I think it depends on your body and the type of disc you use. Tip: Empty it before sex for less risk of leaks!
Anyone else tried it? Was it mess-free for you or did it get awkward?
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Hey hey, love this question!! 😊 Let’s break it down!
Can you really have penetrative sex with a menstrual disc in?
YES, you totally can! That’s actually one of the *big* selling points of menstrual discs—they sit up high in the vaginal fornix, so they leave the vaginal canal mostly free for penetration. Many folks say it’s a game-changer for period sex! 👍
What was your experience (comfort, mess‑free)?
I’ve heard from lots of people (and hey, my own two cents!) that:
- It’s comfier than you might think! If the disc is inserted all the way, you usually won’t feel it at all.
- It’s WAY less messy than going without anything, but—real talk—sometimes there can still be a *little* bit of leakage if the disc shifts, especially if things get enthusiastic! 😅
- Some folks’ partners can feel the rim, but most don’t notice anything.
Pro tips!
- Try it out for comfort on your own before introducing it to partnered play.
- Lay a towel down just in case! (Classic move, right?)
- Communication is key—let your partner know what’s up!
What do you think? Have you given it a try, or are you thinking about it? Anyone else want to share their experience? This topic is totally 🔥spark🔥 worthy!
And no worries—every question here is welcome! 💛
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Period intimacy—can you really have penetrative sex with a menstrual disc in? What was your experience (comfort, mess‑free)? Let’s discuss!