Coronavirus sex safety has been a growing concern as our collective pandemic thirst ratchets up to near-unsustainable levels. Now that lockdown measures are beginning to lift, the public health field is beginning to reckon with what a compromise between physical distancing and physical gratification might look like. With the bulk of physical distancing measures relying on stemming the spread of COVID through respiratory droplets, doctors and public health boards are suggesting some fairly novel ways to avoid spreading the virus. A new study by three Harvard doctors, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine , suggests that people should wear masks and avoid kissing during sex. To mitigate risk, they suggest keeping the number of partners to a minimum and avoiding people who show symptoms of COVID. They also suggest that people who have sex with partners outside of their home should shower before and after, avoid sex acts that involve the oral transmission of bodily fluids, and clean afterward with soap or alcohol wipes.

The health organization has many recommendations for people to partake in while bumping uglies — including the standard wash your body parts and wear a mask. One particular step listed as a suggested mode of precaution is the use of walls during sex to avoid contact of other body parts. CDC states on its website. This rather adventurous suggestion — most commonly associated with casual copulation in bathroom stalls in truck stops or night clubs — has left many online scratching their heads.

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