Apparatus for sexual activity usage
OwnerCarolyn Palmerinventor
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Abstract
A garment assembly useful for sexual intercourse between a first user and a second user when the penetration of a body-extending member into a body orifice is either not possible or unwanted. The garment assembly includes a front and back panel covering and a crotch piece with the appearance of an ordinary garment normally found in a public environment such as one having the appearance of underwear. A fluid-impenetrable receiver attached to the front panel of the garment assembly will operate as a substitute for a body-orifice. The receiver includes an entryway adjoined to an interior cavity sized to accommodate a body-extending member. A preferred interior cavity includes sexually-interactive textured material for engagement with the body-extending member during use.
Claims14
An apparatus for sexual activity usage between a first user having a body orifice and a second user having a body-extending member, the apparatus comprising:
- a garment assembly configured to be worn by the first user, the garment assembly comprising:
- a genital covering portion for covering a genital area of the first user;
- a front panel portion located at one end of the genital covering portion configured to cover a lower abdomen of the first user;
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- a back panel portion located at an end of the genital covering portion opposite to the front panel portion configured to cover buttocks of the first user;
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- a fluid-impenetrable receiver secured on at least one of the front panel portion and the back panel portion for being located on the first user's lower abdomen and/or buttocks, the fluid-impenetrable receiver forming an entryway configured to receive at least in part the body-extending member of the second user;
- wherein the fluid-impenetrable receiver is configured to be spaced apart from and remain entirely outside of the body orifice of the first user as the first user wears the apparatus such that physical contact of the body-extending member of the second user and the body orifice of the first user is prevented and transfer of sexually-transmittable fluid between the first user and the second user is reduced.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.