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Watersports commonly involves being | Watersports commonly involves being urinated on, either naked, clothed or while wearing fetish gear such as rubber or leather. This may or may not be washed after depending on preference, but it may affect the longevity of gear if unwashed. | ||
It can also involve being | It can also involve being urinated in, both the mouth and the anus. When urinating into the anus, a hollow plug can be used to make this process easier. | ||
Urinating in the mouth may or may not involve swallowing or drinking, hoods and/or gags may be used to aid/encourage/force the sub to drink. | |||
Some watersports play involves catheters | Some watersports play involves catheters; refer to the article on [[urethral play]] for additional considerations around this. | ||
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=== Choking === | === Choking === | ||
Consumption of any liquid can be a choking hazard. It particularly presents a risk when the sub is wearing a hood and/or gag that transfers liquid directly into the throat. This usually requires some getting used to, and large quantities of liquid may be difficult. The use of hand signals can help with communication when gags make verbal communication difficult. It is important to be prepared to quickly get the sub out of a hood if necessary. | |||
== Risk mitigation == | == Risk mitigation == |