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"Golden shower" most commonly refers to a sexual practice — urinating on another person for sexual arousal — also called urolagnia or "watersports," according to multiple dictionaries and encyclopedia...
Medical and sex‑advice outlets in the provided reporting characterize golden showers (urophilia, “watersports”) as relatively low‑risk compared with many other bodily‑fluid practices, but not risk‑fre...
The core allegations circulating about Speaker Mike Johnson involve claims that explicit chat messages linked to him were leaked from the LGBTQ dating app Grindr, prompting viral debate and potential ...
Pre-play cleaning that most sources recommend centers on simple external washing, bowel emptying 30–120 minutes beforehand, clean hands/gloves, and abundant lubrication — not routine deep enemas — bec...
Peer-reviewed studies link sexualized racial stereotypes (often called racialized sexual discrimination or sexual racism) to poorer mental-health outcomes among Black men — including lower self-esteem...
Grindr usage shows a reproducible increase around Republican National Conventions according to app data, company statements and contemporaneous outage reports, though the size and interpretation of th...
Urethral sounding — the insertion of objects into the urethra for medical or sexual reasons — carries a predictable set of infectious, mechanical and long‑term structural risks, and certain symptoms r...
There is no definitive evidence that “gay people are more fashionable” as a universal fact; reporting shows strong cultural connections between parts of the LGBTQ+ community and fashion—drag influence...