The first sexual relationship in terms of safety

By now, most of us know what to do before having sexual relations: get your hair and nails done, have sex for the first time, and last but not least, dress to impress. But do most of us know what to do before the first sexual relationship in terms of safety?

However, there are some other tips you should know. People are often told to take care of their safety before having their first sexual relationship. But they usually don’t tell you exactly how to stay safe during your first sexual relationship. Luckily, here are the top 12 tips to safely prepare for sexual intimacy.

Video chat before having sex

Video chatting is not only a great safety measure for your first sexual encounter, but it’s also a fun way to develop a sexual relationship before meeting. And with video chat feature, you don’t have to share personal information like your phone number or IG before you’re ready.

But be careful when sending photos

If you’ve been dating online for more than 3 minutes, you know that once you exchange phone numbers and start talking off-site, it’s common for the other person to ask you for more information.

Most of the time, someone asks this because they want to see if you’re as beautiful as you are in the photos (and you are, of course).

However, while it’s okay to send them, we recommend that you don’t share personal information with people you’ve never met in person. For this reason, we recommend suggesting a video chat instead of sending information (see step 1). If you send a photo, ensure there’s nothing unnecessarily revealing in the image (like a license plate or home address).

Additionally, remember that photos are automatically retagged if you’re sending a text message. This means that if the person you’re messaging decides to save the image, the location where the photo was taken will be automatically shared. The best way to avoid this is to take a screenshot of the image and send that screenshot instead. Or, you can tell the other person you’ve exchanged this information.

As we said earlier, your date may not have ill intentions and may not want to admire your gorgeous self. However, here at , we value safety in your first sexual encounter, so we encourage you to follow these tips as a precaution.

Do some harmless detective work

Google is your friend! There’s nothing wrong with discussing sexual relations a few days before a meeting. If you do find anything suspicious, trust your instincts and stop sexual relations as soon as possible. You don’t have to say that you found something suspicious. You can tell you forgot it was your aunt’s birthday dinner that day. Are we encouraging people to lie? No. But we also don’t encourage people to engage in sexual relations with people who have unsavory information about them.

Staying Online – And Sexual

Most of the other steps we’ll discuss will require a mobile phone. Also, a car, you may need to hail or take a cab at the end of the night. If you have a wireless charger for your phone, it’s very convenient to bring it to your sexual encounter so that your phone is always charged.

Share your plans with

Before you have sexual encounters Tell someone nearby that you’re going to have sexual encounters and where you’re going.

This could be a trusted friend, family member, roommate, coworker, etc. We say “locally” because if you need to reach out to someone but your chosen one is in Wales, and you’re based in New York City, that’s not going