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I WANT TO KNOW WHY THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY DON`T ACCEPT THE FACT OF TREATMENT OF HIV AIDS IN AFRICA,SO I WILL LIKE TO INFORMED EVERYBODY OUT HERE,THAT IF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY DON'T ACCEPT THE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE TREATMENT HERE,THEN ANY OF U CAN CONTACT ME FOR DETAILS FOR THE DRUGS AND OTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING THE TREATMENT.

I know you have HIV Aids treatment there… The international community are concerned at the way that its spreading so quickly over there due to certain unprotected rituals that take place, and rape. HIV is edemic in Africa, and we are worried!but of course you have treatment…. we know.

The rest of the world learned 30 years ago that condoms or abstinence is the best way to prevent AIDS. The people in Africa are screwing themselves to death.

Please stop screaming.

What's your question please?

(by the way- I think your capslock key's broken)

The decision to use condoms and other contraceptives in every single sexual act is a sign of responsibility as well as maturity in a man. Though some worry about the possibility of reduced sensation when using condoms, the possibility of getting your partner pregnant unexpectedly or contacting sexually transmitted diseases would be enough to overpower any transient objections one may have against contraceptives. Also, after learning how to put on a condom correctly and choosing the correct condom for you, you’ll find that there is no reduced sensation when you approach condom use seriously.

With numerous brands of contraceptives to choose, the most convenient and cheapest is the condom. Discuss with your partner the choices of contraceptives available to you and have her tell you what she might prefer. while some women may have already taken steps to use contraceptives themselves, though additional protective measures would sure to be appreciated.

It is important to keep in mind that no condom manufacturer claims absolute efficacy in their products in terms of birth control and eliminating the risk of getting STDs. However, the use of condoms concurrent with other contraceptives used by your partner would significantly reduce the chances for both of you significantly.

The first tip in the proper use of condoms, as in most contraceptives, is its proper selection. Though you might use your deductive powers in determining just the right condom type for you, practice is still the best method for determination. From the numerous products out there, choose the one that not only fits you snugly but also one that caters to your partner’s specifications, as some may want textured, flavored or non-latex condoms. Do not worry too much about condom size, as most contraceptives are designed to fit almost all men. the best way to figure out the right condom for you is to buy a variety of reliable brands and styles, and find one that works right for you.

When you buy condoms, determine its expiration date and stay away from expired ones. when the labels does not indicate expiration date, only the time of manufacture, select the ones with the latest date. Most have a shelf life of about five years, though those with spermicide only have two to three years before expiration. purchase condoms that are displayed away from heat and light, as these can deteriorate the product’s quality. And unless you plan to make a dash to the store every time a sexual opportunity arises, buy condoms in large quantity.

Store your purchases in a cool, dry place. when the time comes for its use, open the package with care, don’t use scissors or your teeth. if the condom looks faded and feels brittle, discard it immediately. Pinching the tip, slip it on slowly, making sure to leave about half an inch of space at the top. with the rolled part of the condom on the exterior, unfurl the condom all the way down to the base. if, for some reason you have put it on incorrectly, take it off and replace with a fresh one.

Most condoms are already lubricated. when you feel the need for more lubricant, use water-based ones as oils can weaken latex. any kind of lubricant can be used in polyurethane condoms, however.

If your condom does break, replace it immediately. some causes of condom breakage include the presence of air bubbles and using a too tight condom, so caution is always advisable. when this happens, any man would sure to appreciate and see the wisdom on why women prefer to use their own types of contraceptives.

After ejaculation, withdraw right away and take off the condom. you can roll it back up and wrap it in a tissue paper before discarding in the garbage bin. show a little environmental sense and don’t flush it down the toilet.

And just because you have decided not to engage in genital sex, it does not mean that you have no need of condoms. Slip on a rubber when you ask your girl to give you oral sex. Female condoms are also available to cover the vagina just like male condom does. It’s always smart to just be on the safe side.

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I had sex with my girlfriend, and we used 'mates endurance' condoms. They have a special anaesthetic on them or something to prolong male orgasm or something, and after using them my girlfriend is REALLY HYPER! It's lie shes possessed! Could it be the anaesthetic on the condom?? I'm really scared.
Thanks.

Could be that she is sensitive to whatever ingredient is used the condom. or could be not related to that at all. If you use the condoms again and she has the same reaction, I would try a different brand. maybe she is just wound up over the longer than usual sex.

Some people act in a very unusual manner when they reach orgasm. I think that is the reason for this… if it happen evey time you two had sex, then it is normal for her for sure.

dont freak out, sometimes people dont show the same signs of having orgasms
and these condoms r used for long duration intercourse, how long did it take to make her orgasm!

Without further explanation, I’m sure that everybody is well familiar with condoms and their purpose of usage. using a condom is probably the best and safest method to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted disease or otherwise commonly known as STD. Condom is also one of the most effective methods to avoid any unwanted or unprepared pregnancies. Many non-government organizations around the world are now actively promoting the usage of condoms in order to prevent AIDS. on top of that, they also plan to educate young men and women about safe and responsible sex as well as proper family planning. Irregardless of all these efforts, not everybody will prefer to use a condom – to them, wearing a condom is a hassle and reduces pleasure significantly. However, we should not disregard the fact that condoms are still the easiest and least costly method to handle unwanted pregnancies as well as sexually transmitted diseases.

Another factor that could possibly deter a man from using a condom is the fact that most men are not comfortable with buying them from pharmacies or any convenience stores, etc. some men could be shy about this and they felt like they are exposing their private lives and activities. Well, the thought of visiting a neighbourhood pharmacy and then paying for condoms can sometimes be an embarrassing chore. things could become worse if the cashier is a female or someone you knew in your neighbourhood. getting caught in such situations are often a no-no for men, especially those who are shy in nature. When buying condoms, men also tend to grow suspicious of what the others are thinking. By choosing a particular brand or size of condoms, they became worried that people might became judgmental or secretly joke about it. for this reason, many Western and some Asian countries are now starting to sell condoms through vending machines instead. This is an ingenious idea as the buyer can easily choose and buy any types of condoms they wanted, at their own privacy. Although this idea offers a great deal of convenience to men, it however introduces a new problem as well.

This leads to the final point or rather a possible problem when buying condoms. If a man has a small penis size, then he will certainly be very embarrassed to buy condoms from the pharmacies. Well, which men will want to be seen buying condoms that come in the smallest size available? Checking out at the cashier with a small sized box of condoms might even lead to negative opinions from other customers in the queue. Condoms usually come in various colors, flavors or even shapes. This factor alone is already enough to make everybody in the queue curious about which brand you are actually buying. Although most men with small members will be embarassed when buying condoms, you will be surprised to hear that men with above average sizes can be equally embarrassed as well. This is so since it is more difficult for them to identify the exact size that could fit them. Although these men tend to command the respect of others, most of them are still uncomfortable of the kind of attention they are getting and do not like to be stared at.

So, if you are still unsure of what condom size will fit you properly, then check out this quick reference guide. it will help you to identify the right size almost immediately.

The standard condom sizes used in the Western countries:

Small – for length estimated around 6.1 inches or 15.5 cm and a circumference of 4 inches or 10.1 cm

Medium or Regular – for length estimated around 6.5 inches or 16.5 cm and a circumference of 4.2 inches or 10.6 cm

Large – for length estimated around 7.1 inches or 18 cm and a circumference of 4.2 inches or 10.6 cm

Extra Large – for length estimated around 7.4 to 8 inches or 18.8 to 20.3 cm and a circumference of 4.4 inches or 11.2 cm

Strangely enough, even though I am 21, I think that having my firstborn made me have something of a growth spurt. my wife and I didn't have to use condoms while she was pregnant obviously, but now that the baby's out she's especially fertile, and the Trojan Magnums I used to wear don't fit any more. so I looked up online, and the only alternative I could find was Magnum XL's, and those cost over a DOLLAR A CONDOM plus I'd have to have it shipped because they weren't stocking it at any places locally. is there no source for me to get some XL's shipped free, or something? my college doesn't distribute contraceptives. I know this **** is ridiculously personal, but I researched it and I'm not finding the answers I wanted or I would not be asking for answers on here.

if i were you i would just save up and buy the more expensive condoms.

when it comes to condoms, cheaper usually means the quality is lower, and when it comes to baby making, low quality is a No-No

There are a few things you shouldnt be cheap about…potential babies and life long diseases is one..Dont be cheap

Pls. share with failure rates and side effects of using any of the contraceptive methods in females.

condomn is the best method
thats the only proper way
n if u dnt plan to have kids ever then u can gt ur grls tubes tied

n pls pls dnt use any pill if u guys plan to have kids because then fertility rate decreases

usin condoms r the best contra method coz it gives 98% protection