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Honeymoon Cystitis Forum

We will be setting up a forum shortly.

While you are waiting for the forum, one of our correspondents said that honeymoonitis may be caused by "tongue action, especially if the man has a moustache"!

Things must have been bad back in the 70s then, when everyone was hairy, everwhere, for those lucky enough to get oral sex.

She also stated that the size of the man's penis could be a factor. An old wive's tale? Perhaps, but one of the immodest publishers of this site took the opportunity to falsely lament the cases he may have caused due to this very "problem". Girls, you can get in contact with him through our contact page :-)

Things would be pretty grim if the only way to avoid honeymoonitis was to have sex with men with a small penis who were also reluctant to perform cunnilingus.

Some of the topics that the forum will cover include:

Recent Honeymoonitis Questions

hi!
Is it possible to suffer from a chronic honeymoon cystitis? every single morning after I have had intercourse I suffer from the excrutiating pain of cystitis. Even after I have peed before and after sex and used a water-based lubricant to diminish friction. I am 24 years old and have suffered from it since the first time I had a relationship in which we were very sexually active (I don't have sex as often now as you can imagine). That was almost four years ago and I have had to go through this every single time I have sex. Is this something I'm gonna have to live with for the rest of my life?

From Jessica

One of our correspondents, Maryhelen replied:

Are you kidding? If this is for real, I'd have sent her to a good
doctor ages ago.

Barbara says:

My best advice is see a gynaecologist.

Honeymoon cystitis disease or urinary tract infection is one of the most common sexual health complaints of women and girls.