 This is the simplest method to use for both men and women because you do not need instructions from the doctor. A condom is worn when a man wants to have sex with his sexual partner.
Sex with Gloves on
Double standards still persist when it comes to sex. It means that men are encouraged to take risks that can jeopardize their health because of what's acceptable or even boasted about. Men often grab opportunities and increase their risk of contracting or passing on HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. Then there's the old chestnut about condoms messing up my personal pleasure, 'sex with gloves on'. Sure, condoms (some condoms) do reduce sensitivity - but on the other hand they can increase staying power and, if your partner is relaxed because you're using protection, the pleasure principle can really kick in!
Men, Condoms & Shyness
Men display different behavior to women when it comes to condom readiness. These days getting hold of condoms is easy and guys buy and carry condoms by the million. Women are happy when their partner uses condoms but they don't like buying them so men should expect to provide them. Then comes the point at which men need to use condoms. In the heat of the moment young guys in particular are more reluctant to put the brakes on and apply a condom or even suggest using one. Despite wanting to put the little fella into action a lot of men are shy about putting one on on front of a sex partner. Of course if you're going to wear one your sex partner might want to help put it on.
The Safe Sex Message
Well, it's pretty straight forward. Use a condom properly and you radically reduce your risk of contracting a sexual disease and passing it on to others. But then you knew that - right?
Patterns of Sexual Behavior
Considering what we know about sexual behavior it's clear that guys need to be more condom conscious. For instance, heterosexual men generally have more sexual partners than heterosexual women; married men are more likely than married women to have extra-marital relationships; between one-half and two-thirds of married men have at least one affair.
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