It's not uncommon knowledge that copulating in water is not only possible, it's also a lot of fun. Stay safe out there folks, because showers, bath tubs, hot tubs, and even the odd pool, if you're privileged or brave, all have the deliciously sinful potential to become your kinky playground, often at a moments notice. But perhaps this is all to a little mundane for you, maybe you're bored with swimming pools and are looking for your next adventure. If this description fits you, I might be able to interest you in an exclusive group known as the Mile-Under Club. You've heard of the Mile-High Club, this is for those souls who wish to venture in a different direction, namely down, below the waves and into a land of weightless wonder.
Let's clarify something real quick, just as the Mile-High Club doesn't refer to a literal mile, the same is true of the Mile-Unders. The deepest dive record was just broken in the Red Sea and that still had a 'one' in the thousandths place, and it took 12 hours to surface from that sucker. So, what do we need to join the Mile-Under Club? A SCUBA cert. to begin with, or some seriously insane free-diving skills, the best in the business can manage a five-minute breath hold, can you cum in that time?
Next: location, location, location. This one is trickier than you might think. If you have a private pool, please pay careful attention to the pH, those are some harsh chemicals that you do not want getting washed up into sensitive areas. Personally, I would prefer hot spring, otherwise why bother with an open diving cert.? This does significantly narrow your options, but it does introduce new standards of safety.
Most hot springs are devoid of fish, and by extension, all the little fishy germs and leavings that come with them. They are also fresh water so there's no need to worry about salty crusties occurring in awkward places. If these safety reasons aren't enough to convince you, I have one final argument that I think you'll find more than a little persuasive. Access. Unless your wetsuit has a bum flap, in which case I would love to know where you found it, you're going to need some pretty warm water, unless you want to invent some sort of extreme Penguin Down-Under challenge. I'll be sitting that one out.
Now we have our qualifications and a location picked out, let's go dive. Ladies, I recommend a two-piece swimsuit and diving with a little extra weight might not be a bad idea, being neutrally buoyant, essentially weightless, can turn the actual bumping and grinding of the act in to something of a challenge. Make it easy to keep an eye on your depth, find a ledge to hang out near, a guideline, or maybe even just the bottom if it's shallow. I personally recommend Meadow Hot Springs in central Utah, shallow with an undercut to hide from any surface swimmers. I like to gather up and discard any glow sticks or flashlights dropped by other swimmers, it's my thank you for being allowed by the owner to dive on private land.
Enough logistics, let's get on to the fun stuff. You've assembled your equipment, completed your buddy checks, and now it's time set your inflator hoses up and you and your buddy slide below the surface in a curtain of bubbles. It's a bit of a tight squeeze for the two of you and after inadvertently kicking up the bottom more than once, you decide to wedge your fins in a rock at the bottom while you finish your exploration of your submerged surroundings. The water is warm and clear, but there really isn't much to see. The cavern is small and quickly your interest is exhausted. A quick glance at your tank pressure shows you've consumed only about one third of your O2, so you decide you have time to play a game with your partner.
This may not have been your intention when you were planning your dive, but now here you are and the conditions are just too perfect to resist. You decide to put on a little show for your partner. It's true, your bikini leaves little to the imagination. Not much of a one for mystery, you catch your partner's eye and slowly move your hands upward to cup you breasts. The water dampens your movements, your hands lazily knead and massage. The weight of your environment supports and slows your hands into graceful caresses. Even with your equipment you take on an ethereal, languid quality impossible to achieve on land carrying your full weight.