The first impression someone will have when he or she hears the word “rainbow kiss” is something that sounds like an innocent thing. Is a rainbow kiss just like the normal lip kiss? Take a read at this article and know more about the rainbow kiss.
What Is A Rainbow Kiss?
Urban Dictionary explains “a rainbow kiss” as a kiss between a male and a female during a girl’s menstruation. The male performs oral s** and takes a mouthful of her blood. While the male has blood in his mouth, the girl performs oral s** on him. They then exchange a passionate kiss with their body secretions in their mouth.
This means that after the guy has sucked the menstrual blood and the girl, sucked the se**n, they exchange the s**n and blood back and forth and continue to do so.
Not that the female must be in her periods during the practice so that her male partner can get her blood into his mouth.
Does Rainbow Kiss Have Variations?
Yes, a rainbow has variations. Rainbow kisses are heteronormative; they include mixing menstrual blood with s*men or any other bodily fluids.
According to Danyell Fima, the co-founder of Velvet Co., “A rainbow kiss is a great way for everyone to enjoy the few minutes of cathartic bliss right after you both org*sm.”
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Is A Rainbow Kiss Safe And Advisable?
Rainbow kisses may not be safe and healthy since it involves blood and s****n. If you want to perform a rainbow kiss, you and your partner must be healthy.
It is very easy to pass on STDs and STIs this way. Also, consent is important because not everyone can handle the whole s****n, period blood mix in the mouth.
Dr. Harvey Olufunmilayo revealed that the medical risk of practicing a rainbow kiss include; Hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, human papillomavirus (HPV), herpes simplex virus, HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, diarrhea, dysentery, gonorrhea…HPV can cause throat/mouth cancers. It’s mainly all the risks of oral s** plus the menstrual blood.
Advice When Practising A Rainbow Kiss
Both parties must consider your timing, communication, and consent discussed beforehand. Not everybody can stand the smell of blood for a long time.
Fima explains, “The trick is for you and your partner to finish at about the same time so that neither of you has to hold the blood or s***n in your mouth too long. You’ve got to know your body and know your partner.”
