August 15, 2022 BY imani leave a comment
Let’s Talk About Condoms
Every condom is not for everyone. It is important to use a condom the right way every time you have sex. To do this correctly, you need to use the best condom for you. Condoms come in a variety of sizes, materials, textures, and lubrication. Find your perfect fit based on skin sensitivities, your partner, and your sexual needs.
How To Select A Condom
Selecting the right condom for your partner can be intimating because it can be so overwhelming with so many choices. It’s different materials, sizes, and lubrication. First, it’s important to ask
about allergies when selecting a condom. Itching and rashes can be a sign of a latex allergy. Allergies are not an excuse to not use protection. Condoms come in latex, non-latex (nitrile), lambskin, and other natural materials. Not all materials protect equally. Some natural materials only prevent pregnancy and not STDs.
Condoms are also not a one size fits all situation. Condoms that are too big are more likely to slip. Condoms that are too small are more likely to break. An ill-fitting condom increases the risk of infection and unwanted pregnancy. For increased pleasure, condoms come with several types of lubricant, ribbed textures, colors including glow in the dark, and different shapes. Choose wisely and have fun.
How To Use A Condom Correctly
For a condom to be most effective, it must be put on correctly. Here is how to do it:
Step 1: Find the expiration date on the condom to ensure that it is not expired.
Step 2: Open the wrapper and take the condom out. Tear it where it is indicated on the package to avoid damaging the condom.
Step 3: Once you or your partner have an erection, place the condom on the head of the penis. Ensure the rim of the condom is on the outside. Put in on the penis so that it looks like a little hat.
Step 4: Roll down the condom. The condom should easily roll down.
Step 5: Pinch the top of the condom. This is where semen collects.
Step 6: Unroll the condom all the way down to the base of the penis.
Step 7: Have fun having safe sex. After you finish, always remember to dispose of the condom correctly.
Why use a condom anyway?
PROTECTION. It’s all about protecting yourself and your partner during vaginal, anal, and oral sex. One sweet night can have a lifetime of consequences. Using a condom the correct way every time reduces your chances of unwanted pregnancy and getting an STD. Don’t let ego or insecurity, let you choose a condom that is not for you. Pick the right condom. Have fun. Be protected.