Group Play – What does Daisy Chain mean?
Daisy Chain
A daisy chain is a group sex position where at least three people form a circle and each gives oral sex to the next person at the same time.
What does Daisy Chain mean?
Daisy chain is named after a chain of daisies, flowers linked one to the next until they form a ring. In group play it describes a circle of at least three people where each person gives oral sex to the next, all at the same time. It’s more of a playful highlight at an orgy or a foursome than something people do for long. Getting everyone into position takes some laughing and shuffling, and that’s part of the fun.
How many people do you need for a daisy chain?
You need at least three people. With three, it’s a small triangle, and every extra person makes the circle bigger. Larger chains look impressive but get harder to coordinate, since everyone has to find a comfortable position at once. Pillows and a big bed or mattresses on the floor help a lot.
Is a daisy chain safe?
Oral sex can pass on STIs like gonorrhea, syphilis or herpes, and in a chain you’re in contact with several people at once. Barriers lower the risk. Use condoms on penises and dental dams for oral sex on a vulva or anus, and switch to fresh ones when partners change. Regular STI testing and an honest talk about status belong to group play, just like agreeing beforehand who does what with whom.