Better Safer Than Sorry
Sex is not only fun and amusement. Sex may be dangerous because it carries the risk of transmitting contagions from one person to another through the exchange of body fluids, kisses, or sometimes even just from skin-to-skin contact. Numerous illnesses caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites may be transmitted through intimate sexual contact.
That's the really bad news for you. But the good you news for you is there are plenty of ways to protect from illnesses and have “safer sex.” Safer sex doesn't just feel good to your body; it can also favour to your psychological, social, and emotional well-being. Safer sex means learning to diminution the possibility of a loathsome or downright traumatic disease from ever infecting you, even before you reach out and touch someone.
To reach this, you need to play by two main rules: don't take risks, and if you do, be ready. In both cases, you'll need two things: common sense and condoms. It is not so bad, really? Now, let's get specific.
Condoms and Safer Sex
In these articles I have mentioned many times that the only way to guard you from sexual diseases is to apply safer sex. It means that every single time when you decided to have a sex, you must use latex condoms in order to protect you from diseases also for totally safety, you must use condoms on a man during oral sex, and dental dams or Saran Wrap to prevent disease transmission during oral sex on a woman or oral-anal contact on a man or woman.
Practicing safer sex does not have to be all bad. You can have pleasure with condoms if you know how to use them duly. If you want more about using condoms duly, look through the article in Chapter 25 that explains step-by-step how to use it. Then you may go to the store, and buy a variety of different latex condoms. You and your partner may get a pleasure by trying all the different sizes, shapes, and colors of condoms that are on the market. You may find most proper kind of condoms for both of you.
Also, for variety, you can use different types of water-based lubricants with condoms, which I discuss in Chapter 16. You can have pleasure experimenting with all different types of lube, as well as using water-based food on your condoms or dental dams or Saran Wrap (like flavored jellies that do not contain any oil).
The more you use condoms, the more you won't object to use them. There are even ways to make sure that they do not abate a man's perceptibility so much, such as finding condoms that fit him well, and putting one drop of lubricant inside the condom before you roll it on so it
clings better to his skin. If you want to know more, look through the Chapter 25, including how to put a condom on a penis using only your mouth. Safer sex can be pleasant, but nevertheless it is a fact of life that you have to get used to. Protect yourself and your partner. Use condoms every single time you have sex!
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