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Need help with being stealth while intimate

Started by lonewolfcorey5, February 26, 2016, 05:01:47 PM

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lonewolfcorey5

Hey guys im looking for any advice I can get. I'm not looking for a relationship or anything serious but want to be prepared I just turned 21. I have an emisl prosthetic but could use tips on how to stay stealth with that and if anyone has had experiences with it being stealth and how well it works in a harness or adhesive. Thanks in advanced.
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Ms Grace

Be very careful about becoming intimate with someone and not revealing your status. They may react quite badly if they find out.
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Matthew

I'll second this. While prosthetics / packers are good, I wouldn't rely on them feeling like the real thing to someone who doesn't know.
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Tysilio

Quote from: Ms GraceBe very careful about becoming intimate with someone and not revealing your status. They may react quite badly if they find out.

And with some justification, IMO. I think there are some real ethical problems with this, as deception and as a betrayal of trust.
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FTMax

Relationship or one-time deal, I think it is incredibly immoral to deceive someone you're being intimate with.
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Mariah

Coming into transition I had set my mind on being stealth in any relationship, but when it came down to it I chose to not be. The reason behind that is the foundation of any relationship is trust. If your hiding something from them (your past), then it is hard to build the relationship on trust and sets you up for problems later. Anyway that is my two cents. Hugs
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harlee

I've not tried having stealth sex with a prosthetic but I feel it might be a little difficult if it's not dark and she's not drunk :P I have easily gotten away with being "rubbed" with clothes on and I don't believe that sort of thing is harmful. As long as your clothes stay on, it could work but I know its no fun :(





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haeden

From what I've heard adhesive doesn't work too well during that and I don't really see how you could be stealth with a harness on. I've never tried it and don't own a harness yet but I really don't see how it will work.
All power to you but I agree with the others even if she's just a hit it and quit it a girl who is down for a one night stand most likely knows what dick feels like wrapped or raw. She may be very confused and if you can't keep up the stealth that will go south fast

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Laura_7


Well what are you looking for ? A relationship ?

You might tell her ...

what about a short sentence you were born with a birth condition and use an enlargement...


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lionheart

Moral obligations aside, I really don't think you can get away with having stealth sex with any prosthetic. Not only would it likely not be normal human temperature, but you'd have to come up with an excuse as to why you can't produce male ejaculate.
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kira21 ♡♡♡

Quote from: Tysilio on February 26, 2016, 06:43:01 PM
And with some justification, IMO. I think there are some real ethical problems with this, as deception and as a betrayal of trust.

I think there are some real ethical problems with labelling having sex without disclosing trans status as a deception that is a betrayal of trust.

Tysilio

Quote from: kira21I think there are some real ethical problems with labelling having sex without disclosing trans status as a deception that is a betrayal of trust.

Sorry if I wasn't clear; my point has nothing to do with "disclosing trans status." Rather, I'm talking about a person's right to consent to what sexual activities they want to engage in. It's quite possible that someone might consent to being penetrated by a biological penis, but not to being penetrated with a foreign object. It's vital that they have the information they need to make this decision.

Even (perhaps especially) in the BDSM community, informed consent and respecting people's boundaries around this sort of thing are seen as essential for ethical "play." It's a standard which everyone should adhere to.

And in any case -- why are there ethical problems with expressing an opinion? 
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Mariah

 :police:
Considering we have seen this before and the point has been made in regards to Stealth sex. Thread locked.
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