SA women 'dry' their Punani with bleach to make s3x more pleasurablefor men

Women around the world are carrying out a practice which not only leaves them in pain but at increased risk of HIV.

'Dry s3x' involves women reducing moisture in their Punani in order to make intercourse more pleasurable for men, according to the Daily Mail report.

“Dry s3x is known to be carried out in South and Central Africa, and Indonesia,” the report says. “It is borne out of a cultural belief that men find s3x more pleasurable if a woman's vagina is dry, and that men will reject women whose vaginas have been ‘stretched out’ by s3x.

“To achieve dryness, women insert, chalk, sand, pulverized rock, herbs, paper or sponges before s3x, according to journalist Ms Wendy Syfret, who has reported on the practice in South Africa.

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“They also douse their vaginas in detergents, antiseptics, alcohol and bleach. This can lead to cuts, sores and inflammation in the punani, and increases the chance of a condom breaking.”