My Dad loaned out my room, and I like to m********e in their frequently. The blankets havent been changed ?

Question

Hi all,

Recently my Dad loaned out my room, and I like to frequently m********e in there by setting a towel on my bed and going to town. The blankets havent been changed, and its gonna kinda be hard to do with him being around so much. I have had a slight amount of s***n around my room, but I used a kitchen cleaner to rid my room of them. I have been doing the whole towel masturbation for about 4 months at this point. I sleep on the couch.

Should I be worried if she ends up using my s***n soaked (its not really soaked, just probably some direct contamination) blankets for a while?

Also, should I worry about touching things throughout the house after she does seeing as I know she will have my old seed on them?

I just feel bad about her having to be kinda technically covered with my, well, you know.

Any help would be great.

Answer 1

Not sure if I understand the questions.  But shes not in any danger if thats what your worried about.  If your healthy and such, then I wouldn't worry.  If you been using cleaner to clean things, then there prolly isn't that much left around anyway.  Also, you may want to wash the blankets :p

Answer 2

ok first things first. Dude don't m********e in your room. I like my room clean and smelling good. You should too. If you have to m********e dude, go do it in the shower haha.

Answer 3

everytime im about to m********e, i would go to the restroom and take out some toilet papers

then back to bed, then when WHILE im ejaculating, i grab the toilet paper over my p***s head, then the s***n is being soaked into the toilet paper, then i put the paper in the toilet, flushed it, bam

my blanket has never came in direct contact with the s***n because of the technique i use

Answer 4

Just offer to launder the blankets.  Don't make a big deal about it.  I don't think you need to go into any more detail than that since offering clean, fresh linens to a guest is really just a matter of common courtesy.  No one need know you have ulterior motives.  It could be just a nice, thoughtful gesture on your part.  If anyone questions you, just say, "Well, I used them before her...shouldn't she (the guest) really have fresh linens?  Who would answer no to that?  

Answer 5

Just wash your blankets and sheets.