Catheters for fun?

[Luvschild]

I don’t really know much about catheters but they sound like something I want to try for the experience of being temperelaraly incontinent. My concern is if it is safe to do for fun and whether it would be to painful to put in and take out myself. To anyone that has experience with this, should I just leave it alone or is it a safe/fun experiance?

[safeandhappy]

My friend does it. He enjoys it a lot. He has shown me videos of several other AB/DLs who do it recreationally. He has even offered me to try it out which I declined.

There are risks/side effects that can occur but I don't know enough about it to elaborate.

[derpywhooves94]

I know a handful of info about catheters. The answer to the question is it safe that is a yes or no question. 

Their are a few risks the main one is getting a uti. 

But risks aside having a cath in u just draining and can't stop and a few hrs later u look down and u are fully soggy and have no idea how wet u were. 

I do run a cath support group over on telegram dm me for the link if u want in 

[Luvschild]

Also how would one go about acquiring a catheter kit?  If finding out that they might be prescription only. ?

[willnotwill]

Some places require prescriptions for catheters, some don't.   You'll have to play around.   If you PM me, I'll send you who I get them from.

[BabyJune]

For FUN? I had to have a catheter twice when I was in the hospital last year for a stroke and it was anything but FUN! OUCH!!!

[Luvschild]

Got them coming Monday. Any last advice?

[Loveable_guy]

I'm late to the party but the two most important thing about catheter play is clean, clean and clean again. Especially the head of your penis. Rule #2 is if it hurts, stop and try again later. The first few times you will feel some discomfort while inserting and removing. Like anything else, the more you do it the easier it becomes.

[derpywhooves94]

Luvschild 

I know a few sites that don't ask for rx at all and they are fast shipping 

[Cute_Kitten]

I recommend checking out the Incontinence Desires subforum, there's several catheter threads with excellent advice and tips for avoiding potential UTIs and mitigating some other risks. Knowledge is always great for helping one play safe. Have fun!

[Coffee2Sugars]

Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK whare we can get 1 without a prescription?