Let’s Get This Straight: Safety Matters
Glory holes are all about anonymous fun, but like any sexual activity, safety can’t be an afterthought. The good news? When done right, glory holes can be a pretty safe way to play—especially if you follow a few simple rules.
Wrap It Up, Literally
Condoms aren’t just a buzzkill—they’re your best friend here. Using protection lowers the risk of STIs, and when you’re dealing with anonymous encounters through a hole, it’s a non-negotiable.
Keep It Clean, Keep It Sexy
Whether it’s a permanent glory hole or a portable setup, cleanliness is king. That means:
- Wipe down the surfaces before and after use with antibacterial wipes.
- If you’re using furniture with holes (massage tables, riming seats, etc.), clean thoroughly after every session.
- Consider using disposable covers or liners for extra peace of mind.
Communication Is Still Key
Even though glory holes offer anonymity, clear boundaries and consent matter. If you can, establish rules or signals beforehand to keep everyone comfortable and safe.
Trust Your Setup
Using high-quality, renter-friendly furniture designed with safety in mind can make a huge difference. Products built for easy cleaning and sturdy use help keep things worry-free.
Speaking from experience, I once tried my luck cruising with a makeshift wooden glory hole that looked promising — until it splintered me. Yep, I had to walk away bleeding and totally unsatisfied. (True story!!) Not exactly the kind of adventure you want! That’s why investing in well-designed, smooth, and reliable setups isn key.
What About COVID-19 and Other Concerns?
While glory holes reduce face-to-face contact, close proximity still carries risks. Keep an eye on health guidelines and consider additional safety steps if needed.
Final Thoughts: Play Smart, Play Safe
Glory holes are as safe as you make them. With the right precautions, they’re a fun, discreet way to enjoy yourself without sacrificing your health.