After endless of risk-reward threads that I read, none actually has a compilation of the possible things that we can do to minimise risk and maximise safety/protection before doing it with WG , I think we can all
agree when I say the amount of risk one's willing to take/tolerate is ultimately their decision.

The purpose of this thread is to gather all the possible to-dos before/during/after engaging with a WG, so the bros here can take as much precautions and calculate their own level of risk before proceeding doing whatever they want to do.

Few that I can think of on top of my head (and some that I gather from reading around the forum)
- both you and WG use mouthwash (listerines) before starting doing anything
- check for mouth ulcers before doing any oral
- if you want to DATY, make her wet first with your finger then see if there is bad smell or unusual fluid discharge coming out of LS
- do only mish if you are worried about STD potentially caused by LS fluid reaching the base of your LB that is not covered by condom
- barebacks vs no barebacks is quite obvious already I think
- peeing right after you 'finish'

Thats it for me now.

Remember these are all suggestions, you are free to apply some/all the tips or ignore them.  I hope the seniors will be able to contribute too and correct the list as I am very new to this too.  
I will keep revising the list as I receive more feedback/replies. I hope to see this list becomes a handy checklist that you can remember when making split-second decisions (when lust is taking over you and your brain). Have a safe punting and morgering fellow punters.

[ Last edited by  prone at 13-5-2015 05:06 ]

sorry to put a damper to your ongoing list ...

I'm sure you will add to the list as well as others joining in but even with what you have already stated don't you think it would be better just to abstain from punting ?

i should or shouldnt pee right after finishing?

well thats true to an extent, but i think there are some of us who still want to to have fun but in as safe as possible manner. You never know how the little things if done right might affect you in the future i guess.


someone suggested peeing right after your session sort of cleans the innards of your LB. Its not really much of a hassle to do so why not.

[ Last edited by  prone at 13-5-2015 14:19 ]

i always seem to have to pee before my sess

why the sad face, its not that hard to pee afterwards even if its not much lol

Peeing before sex is a big no no - at least for women!
http://www.independent.co.uk/lif ... ctions-9999283.html
Not that there are many women here....

Definitely pee on the girl.

You're missing the most important point:  check she has a recent medical check up (no older than 1 month), and of course bring yours as a courtesy.

And, when peeing after the punt remember you have to wash your hands and your entire dick with the pee.  Especially pay attention to under the skin, for those who are uncut.  Proven not to work, of course, but it's worth keeping the myth alive just to hear about guys doing it.

Mods I have a problem editing the thread. Got this message even though its well over 6hrs "Sorry, you are not able to edit post after 360 minutes, please return." Please help.


that is actually the 1st time I read about the medical checkup idea on this forum. I mean its very a good idea, but i presume it might be very small minority of WGs that has medical reports let alone monthly ones. But please do educate, I would like also like to know how common WGs with monthly reports are in HK.

And also washing LB and hand with your pee after the punt? is there any medical proof or reference? interesting but my logic when I suggested to pee after the punt, was to clean your urethra with it and minimise the risk of Urinary tract infections, so suppose your pee already contains the bacteria, wouldnt that be like washing your clothes with dirty water?

[ Last edited by  prone at 16-5-2015 02:17 ]

Hehe... Dartagan's point is that there is ZERO scientific evidence that peeing after sex reduces the chances of getting an STI/STD.., and it possibly might even increase the risk slightly unless you wash your hands well first (IE:  handling your dick with dirty, infected hands).

In HK, no gals provide monthly STD reports...., but in countries where prostitution is fully legalized and regulated the girls must indeed take regular tests and provide evidence of such tests (Netherlands, Australia, Nevada, etc).

@wander lol I thought that was for real. The peeing after punt idea is one of those "doing it cant hurt" things though.

@prone

The only serious reply in this thread is #2. This isn't a dig at you, but rather at the sheer amount of misinformation that's on the internets. I don't know where you're from, but for what it's worth Hong Kong (along with many other Asian countries) has some pretty poor sex education both in the school cirriculum and sociocultural knowledge.


Mouthwash doesn't actually do anything to clear or reduce bateria and germs. There are peer-reviewed scientific studies demonstrating that the amount of bacteria in the mouth isn't affected by mouthwash use. When Listerine was first developed in the 19th century, it was (and continues to be) marketed as an antiseptic. Halitosis (bad breath) was marketed as a medical condition that you didn't want -- but this was all fake; this was marketing. Halitosis was a made up word for advertising.


Oral ulcers are quite common. They're associated with many diseases and mechanisms, but there's no serious underlying cause. They're not always bad and without professional medical advice you wouldn't know whether your oral ulcer makes any difference. Additionally, how are you seriously going to ask a WG if you can check her mouth for ulcers? When you go on a date, do you ask the girl if you can examine her mouth before kissing?


Think about this logically. By using your finger to make her pussy wet you're already making skin-to-skin contact. If the girl has an STI then it's already a losing battle. Any vaginal odour can also be associated with uneven vaginal pH balance, inflammation, poor hygiene or any other number of common and uncommon reasons. Smell and fluid discharge isn't enough to determine whether or not the girl has an STI. Also, a person doesn't need to have external signs of an outbreak to actually have an STI.


Again, think about this rationally. The only way not to have any contact with any fluids whatsoever is to abstain from sex completely. When you have sex, skin to skin contact and contact with fluids is going to happen in varying degrees regardless. Additionally, there are a lot of ways to contract STIs that don't require intercourse or the exchange of fluids. This includes general contact such as grinding, and manual stimulation can spread HPV and pubic lice (crabs).


I don't even understand what this is supposed to accomplish in terms of preventing STIs. However, for men, by peeing after orgasm you can clean the urethra of any residual semen. For women, peeing after sex is recommended because urination can help clear their urethra of any bacteria that may have been pushed up during sex. Some STIs are bacterial and some are viral. If there's an STI in play then urination isn't going to do much about it.

[ Last edited by  Freelancer at 16-5-2015 09:33 ]

If you are that worried then abstention may be best. Or massage plus hand job possibly CBJ should be pretty safe.

One of the forum rules is not allowing discussions about seeking medical help and asking for medical advise ...
reason being information given may be and most probably is - disinformation !
the one and only advise we can and should give is for that person to get examined by a medical doctor and follow his/her advise !!!

I think the OP or this thread started it for banter rather then for it to be actually useful for punting,
and like what Freelancer already said, the points made have nothing to do with prevention of STD,
in fact, if anyone reading this thread carries out its advise in hope of prevention then this thread has served to misinformed !

through the years, we've seen many clueless people in this forum ... and what happens when clueless people gives other clueless people advise ?    

Using pee to wash your genitals after sex was invented by a creative medic during WW2 as a somewhat desperate attempt to do something to reduce the impact of venereal diseases making soldiers unfit to fight ... Long since, controlled studies have proved it has no impact on STD infection whatsoever.  

But if you enjoy doing it, why not?

As for women, I do read in female hygiene that peeing after sex can reduce the risk of UTI.  Not something I've researched thoroughly though ... and that's UTI, not STI, still no impact on STI.

I met a sauna girl (in Macau) and she told me that where she works, the lineup staff are required to get complete health checkups every three months.