Why Small Condoms Result in Better Sex
Peter Roberts asked:
The Myth Of The Large Penis
Popular culture would have you believe that anything less than an 8 inch penis means you are terribly inadequate. Movies, magazines, and surveys all perpetuate the myth that men are larger than they are. Condom manufacturers even go along with this. The average condom is about 7.5 inches long.
The real fact is the average penis is about 5.5 inches long and studies have shown almost 30% of men have erections that are shorter than this. Now that the penis length myth has been debunked, let’s debunk the condom size myth.
The Best Way To Choose A Condom
Many men choose their condoms based on penis length. In fact, girth is the most important measure when it comes to the fit of a condom. Condoms that are too loose slide off, resulting in a higher possibility of contracting a sexually transmitted disease or pregnancy. Condoms that are too tight constrict blood flow, resulting in decreased pleasure and less powerful erections. It is obvious from these facts that condom width is the most important measure when selecting a condom size.
The average condom is made for men with a girth of around 5 inches; however, 50% of men have erections that are more narrow than this average. For those men, using average sized condoms is dangerous because they will be too loose.
Instead, if you have an erection that is not as big around as the average condom, you are much better off considering a small condom, also known as a “snug fit” condom. It makes it much more relaxing and worry-free to enjoy sex without fear of the condom sliding off. In addition, the snugger fit allows you to feel more of the pleasure and sensation because you do not have the extra latex material like you would if you were using a condom that was too large.
Intense Pleasure And Safe Sex
Feeling more pleasure is especially true if you select one of the ultra thin condoms on the market. The “ultra thin” label refers to the thickness of the latex material. Many of the average condoms are nearly double the thickness of the ultra thin condoms. Despite being thinner, Consumer Reports did a study and found that the ultra thin condoms were just as strong and reliable as the thicker condoms. Since the thin condoms offer just as much protection and much more intense pleasure, it really makes using an ultra thin condom an easy decision.
Buy Condoms Online So No One Knows Your Size
Despite knowing the facts about real penis size (not the mythical sizes popularized in the media), many men are embarrassed to purchase snug fit condoms, and their sex life suffers. There is an easy way to overcome this. Online condom stores offer a way to order condoms shipped directly to you so you can avoid any embarrassment you might feel going through a checkout line with a box of snug fit condoms. These stores ship your condoms to you in unmarked packages so no one except you knows what is in them.
An added bonus is that buying condoms online is much cheaper than buying them in your local store because you can buy boxes of 24 or 36 at up to 50% off what it costs per condom in a local store.
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The Myth Of The Large Penis
Popular culture would have you believe that anything less than an 8 inch penis means you are terribly inadequate. Movies, magazines, and surveys all perpetuate the myth that men are larger than they are. Condom manufacturers even go along with this. The average condom is about 7.5 inches long.
The real fact is the average penis is about 5.5 inches long and studies have shown almost 30% of men have erections that are shorter than this. Now that the penis length myth has been debunked, let’s debunk the condom size myth.
The Best Way To Choose A Condom
Many men choose their condoms based on penis length. In fact, girth is the most important measure when it comes to the fit of a condom. Condoms that are too loose slide off, resulting in a higher possibility of contracting a sexually transmitted disease or pregnancy. Condoms that are too tight constrict blood flow, resulting in decreased pleasure and less powerful erections. It is obvious from these facts that condom width is the most important measure when selecting a condom size.
The average condom is made for men with a girth of around 5 inches; however, 50% of men have erections that are more narrow than this average. For those men, using average sized condoms is dangerous because they will be too loose.
Instead, if you have an erection that is not as big around as the average condom, you are much better off considering a small condom, also known as a “snug fit” condom. It makes it much more relaxing and worry-free to enjoy sex without fear of the condom sliding off. In addition, the snugger fit allows you to feel more of the pleasure and sensation because you do not have the extra latex material like you would if you were using a condom that was too large.
Intense Pleasure And Safe Sex
Feeling more pleasure is especially true if you select one of the ultra thin condoms on the market. The “ultra thin” label refers to the thickness of the latex material. Many of the average condoms are nearly double the thickness of the ultra thin condoms. Despite being thinner, Consumer Reports did a study and found that the ultra thin condoms were just as strong and reliable as the thicker condoms. Since the thin condoms offer just as much protection and much more intense pleasure, it really makes using an ultra thin condom an easy decision.
Buy Condoms Online So No One Knows Your Size
Despite knowing the facts about real penis size (not the mythical sizes popularized in the media), many men are embarrassed to purchase snug fit condoms, and their sex life suffers. There is an easy way to overcome this. Online condom stores offer a way to order condoms shipped directly to you so you can avoid any embarrassment you might feel going through a checkout line with a box of snug fit condoms. These stores ship your condoms to you in unmarked packages so no one except you knows what is in them.
An added bonus is that buying condoms online is much cheaper than buying them in your local store because you can buy boxes of 24 or 36 at up to 50% off what it costs per condom in a local store.
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Birth Control – Who is Responsible For Birth Control?
Russell Longcore asked:
If you are going to have sex with your lady, and you do not want to produce another human life, which of you are responsible for using birth control products?
I’ve heard some guys say that birth control is the woman’s responsibility, since she is the one who could get pregnant.
I’ve heard some guys say that they don’t use condoms because they don’t like the diminished sensations with a condom…and that they just “pull out” before they have an orgasm.
So, who is responsible for using birth control measures?
Both you and your lady are responsible for your own bodies. And you know that if your sex produces a child, you’re going to be responsible for the next 20 or so years…whether you like it or not.
The most common method of birth control for a man is a condom. But do you know how to “install” it correctly? If you don’t get it on right, it could break and you might get a new name…Daddy.
At the “business end” of a condom is a little sack which is a reservoir for your sperm. It’s supposed to be there. If you pull the condom onto your penis so tightly that the sack disappears, there will be no place for your sperm to go. So, the condom might break just when you need it most.
You must also understand that condoms are somewhat delicate anyway, and that they have a failure rate. Even perfectly good condoms break. If a condom breaks, you’re going to have some sleepless nights until your lady has her next menstruation. And if she is pregnant, we’ll call you Daddy.
Also be aware that the quality of condoms varies widely between manufacturers. If you’re buying some off-brand ribbed glow-in-the-dark condom from a vending machine in a gas station bathroom, don’t expect the quality that will keep you from being an unexpected father. My recommendation is to only buy condoms manufactured by nationally known brands.
If your lady is not taking the birth control pill and you continue to have sex with her, don’t be surprised if you get that dreaded phone call one day. If both of you are using birth control measures, you will have the best chance of success. So install a condom correctly, only use high-quality products, and you’ll likely only become a Daddy when you plan for it. That’s the mark of a Great Lover.
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If you are going to have sex with your lady, and you do not want to produce another human life, which of you are responsible for using birth control products?
I’ve heard some guys say that birth control is the woman’s responsibility, since she is the one who could get pregnant.
I’ve heard some guys say that they don’t use condoms because they don’t like the diminished sensations with a condom…and that they just “pull out” before they have an orgasm.
So, who is responsible for using birth control measures?
Both you and your lady are responsible for your own bodies. And you know that if your sex produces a child, you’re going to be responsible for the next 20 or so years…whether you like it or not.
The most common method of birth control for a man is a condom. But do you know how to “install” it correctly? If you don’t get it on right, it could break and you might get a new name…Daddy.
At the “business end” of a condom is a little sack which is a reservoir for your sperm. It’s supposed to be there. If you pull the condom onto your penis so tightly that the sack disappears, there will be no place for your sperm to go. So, the condom might break just when you need it most.
You must also understand that condoms are somewhat delicate anyway, and that they have a failure rate. Even perfectly good condoms break. If a condom breaks, you’re going to have some sleepless nights until your lady has her next menstruation. And if she is pregnant, we’ll call you Daddy.
Also be aware that the quality of condoms varies widely between manufacturers. If you’re buying some off-brand ribbed glow-in-the-dark condom from a vending machine in a gas station bathroom, don’t expect the quality that will keep you from being an unexpected father. My recommendation is to only buy condoms manufactured by nationally known brands.
If your lady is not taking the birth control pill and you continue to have sex with her, don’t be surprised if you get that dreaded phone call one day. If both of you are using birth control measures, you will have the best chance of success. So install a condom correctly, only use high-quality products, and you’ll likely only become a Daddy when you plan for it. That’s the mark of a Great Lover.
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