Shower of Love/Playing With

• Basic Trope: A couple showers together
• Played Straight: Alice and Bob take a shower together
• Exaggerated: Alice and Bob actually have sex in the shower.
• Inverted: Alice and Bob shower separately
• Justified: Alice and Bob are a very intimate couple who maybe want to try something new during sex.
  • On a pragmatic level, showering together (theoretically, at least!) saves time and water.
• Subverted: Alice gets in the shower alone, while Bob brushes his teeth.
  • Alice and Bob shower together, but don't have sex.
• Double Subverted: But then Bob joins her in the shower. Cue Sexy Discretion Shot.
  • But then The Mood strikes, and Coitus Ensues when they get out.
• Deconstructed: Shower sex isn't without its challenges: it can be slippery, and water tends to wash away the body's natural lubricants.
• Reconstructed: Alice and Bob can shower together, but save the actual sex for when they get out, or they can find a position to use that won't result in slipping and falling and hurting themselves on hard surfaces, and use lubricants (usually silicone-based) that are water-sex friendly.
• Parodied: Alice and Bob use the soap as not only a lubricant, but an actual sex toy.
  • Alice and Bob get into a shower stall...and literally sing together.
• Lampshaded: "Save water, shower with me, Alice!"
• Averted: Alice and Bob don't shower together.
• Enforced: We need to make this Hotter and Sexier
• Invoked: Alice and Bob are Insatiable Newlyweds on their honeymoon.
• Defied: Alice and Bob don't find the shower a sexy setting (see "Deconstructed"), so they have sex either before or after they shower.
  • Alice and Bob don't believe in showering together.
• Discussed:
• Conversed:
• Played For Laughs: Alice and Bob can't get into a good position in the cramped stall shower, slip on the soap, etc.
• Played For Drama: Alice and Bob are having make-up sex.