Sharing Your Fleshlight

I often get a lot of emails and questions regarding sharing fleshlights. Usually, it’s between friends who want to test drive the others texture. In some cases, it’s a friend who wants their friend to experience first-hand how good they feel. No matter what your reasoning, there’s a few key points to consider before sharing the love of your life with another man.

Cleanliness

Cleanliness is the most significant concern when sharing your Fleshlight with another. Not just your cleanliness, but the cleanliness of your friend too. Your DNA is going to be all over the inside of the sleeve. Your skin cells and trace amounts of sperm may be lingering inside. If you don’t very thoroughly and completely clean the inside, you’re risking sharing bacteria and in extreme cases, any venereal diseases one of you might carry.

Consider who this friend is before making any rash decisions. Ask yourself if you would be willing to let them sleep on your bed, share your forks, and eat off your plate. Allowing them to use your Fleshlight is even more intimate than those activities.

Between Lovers

If the person you wish to share your Fleshlight with is a lover, it makes things a lot more simple. Especially if you are in a monogamous relationship. The same cleanliness rules apply but are a lot more relaxed. If you’re having already having sex with someone than sharing a bit of DNA in the Fleshlight typically won’t be much of a concern.

The Proper Steps to Follow

Now that we got the bad out of the way let’s look at the good. Sharing a Fleshlight can be a supremely fun and exciting activity. Much like sharing anything you enjoy with a friend.

If you are still planning on sharing your male masturbator, you should follow these steps.

1. Make sure you and your friend are free and clear from any STI’s or skin diseases.
2. Thoroughly wash the inside of the Fleshlight after use.
3. Thoroughly wash your dicks before and after use.

By following these simple steps, you’re keeping your Fleshlight in good working order and minimizing health risks to yourselves.