Condom Ready
After years of those “CRAP!” moments when guys realize that they don’t have a condom, and women saying “ABSOLUTELY NOT!” to unprotected sex, the answer has finally come together. Why can’t women carry condoms too?
The Daily Mail recently reported that just as many women have begun carrying condoms as those that take birth control, the fear of contracting STD’s more prevalent then pregnancy. Whatever the reason is, we are glad men aren’t the only ones being held responsible for safe sex!
January 11, 2010 @ 12:01 am
Condoms are always a good thing. What I have noticed as a male though is how easy women make it not to use a condom and I don’t like that. The other day I had sex with a girl for the first time and when I pulled out a condom, she asked, “Are you serious? I’m on birth control…” I told her “no glove, no love” and she reluctantly agreed but was visibly upset. Another girl I was with before here, was asking for no condom 2 weeks after we started messing around and I had to be the one to say no also. A girl before her waited to months before trying to force me not to use a condom. The girl before her, 3 months and the girl before her wanted to do it without a condom the 1st time… I just don’t get it. And with the exception of 1 of these girls, they are respectable women. I don’t want to get any sort of STD but it seems women will take the risk of getting pregnant or getting a disease because “it feels better without it.” I’m pro condoms so this is good. I’m all about being safe.;)
January 9, 2010 @ 1:35 am
While I agree that women should carry condoms (especially if they have allergies to certain materials), men know what size they need (imagine the embarrassment if hers are too big), and what feels good on their penis (nerve endings don’t reach the lining of the vaginal wall, so we can’t feel textures).