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Source: Womenshealthmag.com
USA – A golden shower may sound like a fancy version of an everything shower—but it’s actually the rare kind of shower that often happens outside of the bathroom. And it’s also the type of shower designed to bring you pleasure, rather than deep-cleaning.

A golden shower involves “the erotic enjoyment of urine,” says Carol Queen, PhD, a sexologist and sociologist, a sex educator with Good Vibes, and co-author of The Sex & Pleasure Book: Good Vibrations Guide to Great Sex for Everyone. The handful of recent media depictions of golden showers have shown the act as being pretty out there. But despite what those viral You and Industry golden shower episodes may imply, it’s “a pretty common kink, and quite safe and easy to do,” according to Gigi Engle, a COSRT-certified sex and relationship psychotherapist and resident intimacy expert at dating app 3Fun.
And if you’re curious about it, you’re not alone. At least 8 percent of heterosexual women, 19 percent of heterosexual men, 20 percent of lesbian and bisexual women, and 40 percent of gay and bisexual men report having fantasized about pee play before, according to one 2020 survey of more than 4,000 Americans published in Tell Me What You Want by internationally recognized sex educator Justin Lehmiller, PhD.
