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Sex Ed 102: Cock Ring Reviews

Welcome to the Cock Ring Reviews section of Sex Ed 102, your trusted resource for exploring and understanding intimate products designed to enhance pleasure and connection. Cock rings are versatile toys that can add a new dimension to solo play, partnered experiences, and even the exploration of prolonged intimacy. Whether you're curious about how they work, searching for the right fit, or looking to elevate your sexual wellness, this page is dedicated to providing you with thorough reviews of a variety of cock rings.

From vibrating designs that stimulate both partners to non-vibrating options focused on enhancing firmness and endurance, the products featured here cater to diverse needs and preferences. Each cock ring review is crafted to offer honest, professional insights into the materials, functionality, and overall performance of the rings, empowering you to make informed choices. My goal is to help you find the perfect fit for your desires while fostering a greater understanding of how these tools can enhance intimacy and satisfaction.

What Are Cock Rings?

Within the realm of cock rings there are many available; some are stretchy and allow lots of room for movement, others are crafted from firm plastic with no squish or give. Some vibrate, offering added stimulation for both partners, while others are made of hard metal and do nothing but help maintain an erection.

Regardless of the type you prefer, they all work in one basic way; by limiting the circulation of blood the penis is able to maintain its firmness and potentially last longer than before.

For those of you that want more info on cock rings, including how to apply them, I posted a Beginners Guide To Cock Rings that might prove very helpful when it comes to sizing, finding a type you like, learning how to apply them, and learning some tips & tricks to make using them easier.

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Male Sexual Enhancement Products: Ointments, Creams, & Sprays

male enhancemet productsIf you find that none of the natural methods work, or that cock rings just aren't your thing, you may want to look into the option of topical ointments. Not only are they usually affordable, but many of them are easy to apply, safe for use with latex (condoms), have a limited span of time in which they’re ‘active’, and come with few side effects. Whether it’s a cream, balm, spray, brush on liquid or otherwise, each of these products usually work by numbing the area and limiting the amount of stimulation the person in question experiences. Since every body is different, some will work and some won’t. The key is to not judge them all by the same measuring stick and instead experiment with the various options available until you get the desired results. Below I’ve listed some of the different products on the market along with a mini review of each one. Warning: Because these products work by numbing the area it's advised that you pay close attention to what you're doing at all times. Any time you can't feel yourself, or your partner, there is a risk of unintentionally hurting yourself or them.  While I'd advise products like this for external use (clitoris, penis) I would NOT suggest them for use internally, whether it's vaginal or anal. If you want to use something for those purposes you're better off getting a product that either relaxes the area or enhances sensation. On that note, it's always better to use the amount specified on the directions - using more doesn't always mean you're going to get better results. Lastly, if you've decided to use a condom as your form of protection, it's a good idea to stop every so often and make sure the condom is still intact/on... if you're numb you likely won't be able to tell if it's ripped or has come off. Big thanks to the folks at PinkCherry.com for sending all the products my way! Without them, a post with this much info would not have been possible!

The Reviews

*Since I don't have a penis to try these products on, I've enlisted the help of some very close friends who's opinions and feedback I trust.  Names have been omitted out of respect for privacy.

China Brush Male Sexual Enhancement: China Brush($12.99 - $19.99)

When it comes to products I'm continually asked about Suifan's Kwang Tze Solution, a.k.a. "Tiny China", "Old Man" or as it's more commonly known, China Brush, is most definitely one of them. The watery brown liquid comes in a tiny 3ml sized bottle with limited info on the packaging and an almost complete lack of info on the bottle. If you're worried someone might find it and know you're using a dick ointment to last longer, I think you should be fine.

china brushPersonal Experience

My tester applied the product as directed - a small (and I mean small) amount under and around the sides of the glans (head) of his penis, the same small amount on the shaft, then sat back and waited. At first he said there was no real sensation, just a slight warming so he added more. After about 5 minutes he said there was a hot and cold sensation that felt slightly like  he had put A535 on his dick (no erection). After another 10 minutes he said it felt warm, not as cool, and started to go numb (only a slight erection). After a half hours time he said he didn't feel much so he decided to add another product for effect... BAD IDEA!!! From there the 'experiment' went south, as did any hope of an erection. To put it in his words (this is going to be potentially inappropriate - just know I gave you fair warning)
You know the day after you eat really spicy chicken wings and use the can and your ass hurts after? You know, like you shat a hot pepper? Well yeah, that's what the tip of my dick felt like.
Let that be a lesson to all of you, unless you know what your doing and how things work, do not mix them or add more! After the experience he got up the balls to try the product again, this time in a smaller amount and only applied it once. He said it felt the same way at first but after about an hour the discomfort had subsided and left him feeling numb but aroused. Intercourse felt slightly different, with the shaft of his penis being far more sensitive and the head being less so. The orgasm was also more intense, though he "wasn't quite sure of timing the shot" as the tip of his dick was numb (I'll admit, that last bit had me laughing uncontrollably at the visuals). Ingredients: Fructus Cnidi (Carrot family), Cortex Cinnamomi (Cinnamon Bark),  Flos Caryophylli (Clove), Rhizoma Alpiniae Officinarium, Rhizoma Atractylodes, Pericarpium Zanthoxyli, Radix Angelicae Dahurica, Rice Wine

Instructions:

Application is rather simple, unscrew the cap and use the cotton swab (that's attached) to apply a thin amount around the head of the penis and wait.  Based on various opinions I've heard it's best to wait anywhere from a half hour to an hour before engaging in intercourse. If you don't notice anything within the first 20 minutes DO NOT ADD MORE. Instead wait for it to take affect. If you use too much too soon you might not have a very good experience. *Note: it will not desensitize your partner should they come into contact with it. In regard to how it works I have to be honest, I'm not exactly sure. Having said that, all of the ingredients are natural and have been known to aid in various ways; some work at numbing the skin (clove - Flos Caryophylli), others relax muscles and increase nitric oxide release (Fructus Cnidi), while others increase blood flow (cinnamon - Cortex Cinnamomi). From the sounds of it, there's quite a bit going on here. Final Verdict: Smelling like an old ancient medicine and packing one hell of a punch, China Brush is a product you'll want to use in small doses as using too much can often lead to pain, discomfort and the inability to achieve an orgasm. However if you follow the directions, don't mix products and give it the time it needs to 'set in' (as per his second time around) the experience should be far more pleasurable. Rating: 3.75 out of 5 stars (deductions for the lack of detailed instructions and ability to cause an experience known as 'hot pepper dick'.  His words, not mine).    

Stud 100 ($14.99 - $24.99)

If there is one male enhancement spray that's managed to last the test of time I'd have to say it's the quick acting male genital desensitizer Stud 100.  Available in 60 Countries and sold for over 20 years, with over 21 million sold world wide, this is a product that's staying power has never failed to amaze me. For those of you wondering how it works, Stud 100 spray contains 9.6% Lidocaine (a very effective local anesthetic used in many products) that delays ejaculation and orgasm by temporarily reducing the sensitivity of the penis. Basically put, it numbs your dick.

Male Sexual Enhancement: Stud 100Personal Experience

My tester applied 3 sprays and waited about 10 minutes then flicked the head of his dick to see if it was numb, being that he could still feel it, he applied another 5 sprays (taking him to the 8 that's suggested). After another 10 minutes he said there was almost no feeling so he put a condom on and went for it. He said he usually reaches an orgasm and ejaculates in about 10 - 20 minutes, but due to the numbing of his member he was able to go for about a half hour before reaching an orgasm. When I asked him if anything was different that may have affected his experience (i.e. the mood, person involved, space etc), he said it was the same person he's been sleeping with for some time and it was a situation and place that wouldn't have changed the impact. In an attempt to make sure it wasn't just a 'one off' I asked him to try it again - he happily obliged and followed the same steps as previously mentioned, leading to the same results.  When I asked him if there were any side effects he didn't expect, he said that it felt weird when he peed for about a half hour after (probably because he was numb), but that was about it. *Just keep in mind that there are warnings and cautions to keep in mind like not applying on broken skin, exceeding the suggested amount in a 24 hour time span, not applying internally or ingesting, limiting the use if a rash or irritation develops etc. Pretty standard warnings if you ask me.

The Bad

When it came to things that I didn't really like there was only one - the packaging. While there is nothing on it that's rude, inappropriate, tacky or cheesy, it's by no means discreet; plastered on the front of the box (and spray bottle) are the words "Male Genital Desensitizer". For as much as I'll tell you there's nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed of, I know there are many of you that would be mortified if someone happened to come across it. Having said that, keep in mind that it is a small bottle that would be easily stored and hidden inside another container or drawer.

Instructions:

Applying the product is very simple; spray between 3 and 8 pumps of the clear liquid on the penis 5 to 15 minutes before intercourse, give it a chance to kick in, and when the penis begins to feel numb, you're good to go. *Note: the amount used will depend on a persons personal needs, but for the most part 5 pumps should do it. Unlike China Brush, this can potentially numb your partner(s).

The Good

Fortunately Stud 100 has much to offer as it's non-toxic, odourless (for the most part there's no scent, just a slight minty undertone), ozone friendly, easy to apply, has little to no negative side effects, begins to work within 3 - 5 minutes and can be used with latex condoms.  Just keep in mind that you'll need to give it time to 'set' before you let your partner give you a blow job - yes, it can and does also numb the mouth. Final Verdict: Considering that this is a product that actually does what it says it does, at an affordable price, with an ease of application and limited negative side effects, it's definitely one I would suggest trying. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars    

Rocket BalmMale Sexual Enhancement: Sprays, Oils, & Creams ($13.99 - $15.99)

Update: This product has been discontinued and is no longer available. For those of you looking for a balm, rather than a spray or liquid, the tingling sensation provided by the 'all natural' Rocket Balm is one you won't want to over look. One of the things I love about this product is the fact that it's basically all natural and doesn't contain any harsh chemicals or cheap fillers. When it comes to the list of ingredients there's only 10 - all of which are derived from 'natural' sources and are things you'd likely find in a massage oil or candle: almond oil, coconut oil, beeswax, shea butter, menthol, peppermint oil, methyl paraben, bht, ginseng, wild oat extract - that's it. *Because it contains natural oils it is NOT compatible with latex, if you're going to use this for intercourse make sure you have another method of protection available.

Male Sexual Enhancement: Rocket Balm For HimPersonal Experience

After the experiences he had with the other products he went easy on the Rocket Balm and only applied a very small amount to the shaft of his penis. He said he could feel the tingly and warm sensation almost instantly, but that it didn't burn, hurt, sting or irritate like he expected. He said that although it didn't really do much by way of numbing or delaying his orgasm/ejaculation, that it did actually help him maintain a certain level of arousal simply because it was such an interesting sensation. When I asked him what he thought of the product over all he said it was one he'd try again and was very pleased with the results - I guess 2 out of 3 ain't bad.

The Good

The packaging (pictured left) is respectful and professional, while also being fun and playful. Other than the word "orgasm" written on the back of the box there isn't much to worry about. Out of the box you'll find a silver tin with stickers on the front and back, the front being like the circular design pictured left and the back offering information on how to use it and the ingredients. This smooth and creamy balm has an opaque white appearance when in the tin (due to the large amount) but glides on clear during application. It's by no means runny, fluid or chunky and warms wonderfully, allowing it to spread very well over the skin, absorbing quickly and leaving you soft and supple. There's a minty scent that's fresh but sweet (it reminds me of spearmint gum and tastes like it too) with a slight hint of coconut - unlike like the China Brush which had a horrible medicinal scent and taste to it.

Instructions

Applying the product is very easy, just slide your fingers over the top of the balm and gently massage a small amount onto the desired area (shaft, head of the penis, testis etc) until it's fully absorbed. Almost instantly you'll notice a slight warm and tingling sensation that's arousing and heightens any stimulation received. *Note: like any other product, if an irritation, rash or a burning sensation occurs discontinue using it and wash the area well - cool water is usually best. Final Verdict: When it comes to making purchases that are in alignment with being eco-friendly and 'all natural', Rocket Balm has both bases covered. Aside from also being affordable and discreet, it does exactly what it says it will - without some of the nasty side effects my poor tester previously experienced. Rating: 4.75 stars out of 5 (deduction because it really doesn't taste that great and isn't latex compatible).

Specially Lubricated CondomsTrojan Condoms Extended ($10.29 - $12.99)

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the best kind of sex is safe sex - and yes, I really do mean that! There is nothing worse than finishing an amazing session and being terrified you may be pregnant or have contracted an STD (I hear it all the time). Having said that, one of the best options available for male enhancement is one that mixes pleasure and safety, allowing you to play to your hearts content without all the worry that sometimes comes with it (assuming you're using condoms correctly). Although there are many condoms on the market that offer this type of option, one of the best I've come across is the Durex Performax  or Trojan Extended condoms; they're just like other latex condoms, only they have a 'climax control lube' applied to them. Unfortunately there is no full list of ingredients whether you're looking at the packaging, internal leaflet or condom wrapper - but there is Benzocaine (as stated on the box).  Considering it's the same ingredient found in many over the counter tooth and pain medications/topical ointments I'm not surprised that they work so well.

Personal Experience

The first friend, a female, was told to give hers to her boyfriend (with his permission of course) and to have him tell her what it was like. He said it felt just like a regular condom and that it wasn't until about 5 minutes in that he felt his dick starting to go numb. At first it freaked him out, which is understandable, but after 15 minutes of having the condom on he realized he was going for a far longer period of time than usual. Because he wasn't feeling much on his penis it enhanced the sensations he felt on his balls and inner thighs, and allowed him to go for over a half an hour before ejaculating. Considering his partner usually takes a very long time to orgasm herself, she said it was "the breakthrough they needed". When I asked about dislikes they didn't really have anything to offer. The second friend used it with his partner and had a similar experience. It wasn't until about 5 - 10 minutes in that he realized he wasn't feeling much on his genitals. He too said it kind of freaked him out, but that since he knew what was going on he didn't really pay it much mind. When I asked him if there was anything he didn't like he said he didn't have any complaints, just the opposite - he liked the way it was internally lubricated and therefore didn't 'stick' to him like other condoms, the sensation, or lack thereof, was very interesting and it was all around one of the better condoms he's used. *Note: because they are made of latex you'll want to steer clear of any lube that contains oil, you'll also want to make sure you don't have a latex allergy. Because they contain Benzocaine you should treat them like other male enhancement products and remove them should any rash, irritation or discomfort ensue. Final Verdict: Speaking from personal experience, I absolutely love these condoms and have for quite some time now. They're easy to apply, don't feel like much, provide the reassurance and peace of mind that safe sex practices tend to offer, while also allowing partners to enjoy their experience... sometimes for a little longer than originally planned.  If you find that the sprays, ointments, creams and balms just don't work for you, you may want to look into what desensitizing condoms have to offer (as an added bonus they don't stink like many other condoms - how they pulled that one off I'll never know). Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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Sex Ed 102: Beginners Guide To Cock Rings

cock ring imageNot sure what I cock ring is? Not to worry. This beginners guide to cock rings will help explain everything you need to know.

What Is A Cock Ring?

Cock rings are accessories worn around the base of the penis to extend intercourse by keeping blood trapped inside the shaft of the penis (they also seem to work wonders at making the penis look bigger - I said look, they don't actually make it longer or bigger). In some cases, they can also be used to help hold a condom in place. Erections occur when the penis is filled with blood after arousal (click the link to learn more about the 'Male' Sexual Response Cycle). Muscle spasms occurring at the base of the penis cause blood to be trapped and the penis to become hard. When there is a problem with the muscle spasms, the blood flows out and the penis remains soft.  Fortunately for many people a cock ring worn at the base of an erect penis will help prevent the blood from leaving the shaft, thus maintaining a firmer erection. Whether made of  nitrile, leather, metal, silicone, or otherwise, there are many options available. The challenge is finding one that works with you and your body.

cock ring on penisFinding the Right Size

Considering that one of the most asked questions I get regarding cock rings is in regard to size, I want to assure you that most silicone and/or rubber rings will stretch to fit even the largest of penises, it's just a matter of finding one that will accommodate comfortably. As for metal rings; take a strip of paper, fabric, or something flexible that will comfortably fit around the shaft, wrap it around the base of the penis and mark where the ends meet. Measure the length, divide by 3, and you've got your size. For most people, a 1.75-2 inch ring will be sufficient to wear comfortably. I personally suggest avoiding metal rings unless you are experienced as they are harder to apply, remove, and there is the potential for it to get stuck should you be unable to lose the erection (which will very likely lead to a hospital visit). Note: you could use a flexible tape measure, though you'll want one made of a soft material that won't accidentally cut you - which is why I don't suggest traditional tape measures that could accidentally snap back.

vibrating cock ring on shaftHow To Wear

While the most effective way to wear a cock ring is behind the balls and around the top of the shaft, many people opt to wear them around the shaft only as it may be a bit more comfortable. Unfortunately there are a few things that may go wrong with this, like it slipping off during sex when things get wet and slippery. On that note, I suggest applying a good water based lube before putting on the ring, as there is a likely chance it may otherwise tug and pull on pubic hair (if you have any) during use or removal. No matter which way you choose to wear a cock ring it should fit comfortably and cause no pain. One thing to remember is that cock rings should be first applied to a soft, flaccid penis and stay on until the penis is hard and erect.

Titanmen cock ringApplication

Applying cock rings is easy, especially those that are stretchy (like silicone and rubber): simply stretch the ring with two fingers (index and ring fingers) of both hands and bring the ring underneath and behind the balls, then back toward your lower abdomen, slowly allowing the tension to bind the base of the penis securely. Unfortunately using metal rings is a little trickier: start by lubing up your balls, then gently maneuver one testicle through the ring (doesn't matter which one), then gently ease in the other, from there you're going to gently fold the penis and point it so it's head down and push it through the ring, then carefully pull the ring back against your body so it sits above the shaft. As I said, this is a little trickier and can also be a tad more uncomfortable.

cock ring on balls and shaftThe Bad

Because the penis is made up of millions of blood vessels (that allow the flow of blood to enter and exit the area), constricting the flow of blood into (or out of)  the penis is just not something it's meant to do naturally. As such, some of the problems you may face include numbness, discoloration, the inability to ejaculate, unnatural swelling and pain - often due to using one that's too small, thin, or an improper application. **If you notice any of the above I advise that you take the cock ring off immediately.  It is also not advised to leave a ring on for too long - a hard on that lasts several hours can cause blood to coagulate in the shaft which may make it very hard to lose the erection. If this happens, I suggest you seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Tips & Suggestions

  • Learning to apply c-rings before using them with a partner may be one of the best suggestions I have to offer. Not only will it cut down the time it takes to put on when in the moment, but it will also give you a feeling of confidence and preparedness, rather then being caught off guard leaving you fumbling in the dark.
  •  Using a little bit of lube to apply the cock ring will help it slide over the shaft and limit the amount of pubic hair (if you have any) that may get caught during use or removal. I've heard horror stories, trust me on this one.
  • Unless you are well versed with the use of cock rings I highly suggest sticking to rubber (not jelly), silicone, cyberskin or other somewhat flexible material rather then investing in metal. That way if you happen to ‘lock off’ (meaning you can’t return to your flaccid state, rendering you unable to remove the product) you can always cut the product off rather than having to go to the hospital to have it removed.
  • If you're going to be using protection (and I hope you are) I suggest applying the condom first, then placing the cock ring over top which will help secure the condom and keep it from rolling up. Again, I'm going to suggest the use of lube to make it both easier, more comfortable, and prevent the condom from possibly tearing.
  • It's advised to wear them for no longer than 20 minutes at a time, and definitely not something you'll want to fall asleep still wearing.
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Q&A w/ Kara_Sutra: Does Penis Size Matter?

*the above video is about 6 years old, I debated posting it but ultimately felt it still did a fairly decent job of getting the point across.

 

Question: Does Penis Size Matter?

Hi Kara,

First let me say I watch every video you put on YouTube. I consider what you do a real service to the community. If people can watch it without feeling guilty or stupid, then you may have just saved a life or helped someone feel more comfortable about themselves.

Now, about me. I'm a healthy male, and I have a micro-penis. I was born with this condition. I masturbate normally, and have erections normally, etc. The only thing is my length is about 3" when fully erect and my girth is around 1", maybe just under.

As you can imagine, this has been a huge issue for me my entire life. As a teenager, being introduced to sex, I was mortified of having the discussion with my girlfriends. So, it never came up. When I went to high school I never took showers, out of embarrassment. It wasn't until AFTER I graduated, my doctor talked to me and said "Gee, why didn't you just wear swim trunks and tell people it was a skin condition or something?" Thanks, doc, a few years too late.

I met my current girlfriend and she and I hit it off immediately. After a few dates she wants to have sex and I start to worry, what if she doesn't like me because of my penis? What if I can't satisfy her? I don't want to lose such a great opportunity in love.

I somehow (I will never know how to this day) got up the nerve to tell her about everything over the phone. Amazingly enough, she understands. She says we'll work things out when we need to. I'm shocked, in awe, and simply ecstatic. So we eventually had sex. Our sex was more like lesbian sex, a lot of fingering, a LOT of oral, etc.

Now, I don't know if its my brain malfunctioning, but I've always WANTED to have "normal" male/female sex. You know, penis in vagina. I don't know if its a "feelings of inadequacy" thing, or what. So I've been looking at hollow strap-on harness sets like Vac-U-Lock. I'm wondering if you know of a good one to use. My main concern is the quality of the attachment, since her pleasure is paramount for me. I don't want to get a very rigid/plastic-y dong attachment, since the whole reason for this is me giving HER pleasure. I want to be able to do all the positions that normal people do, but I can't.

I hope you read this far, if you did, thank you. I know you'll be able to point me in the right direction. Thank you for not judging, thank you for educating and entertaining. You are the best.

Answer

First off thanks for watching and supporting what I do!

As for the question, what you are experiencing is fairly common.  I receive emails from others in your same situation at least 5 - 10 times a week, so you are definitely not alone in it.

I also wanted to let you know how proud I am that you got up the courage to talk to your partner and be honest with how you felt and what you were going through. It must have been very difficult for you and something most would just shy away from. As I've tried to stress before, communication is key to making things work, and your being willing to be open and honest with her will go a long way in building a foundation of trust and understanding.

The best advice I can give when it comes to your feelings of inadequacy is to let you know that as long as you are able to please her orally or by manual stimulation (fingering) then you haven't too much to worry about.  Keep in mind that majority of cis women (around 70%) get off from clitoral stimulation, not from penetration.  That's why I always say it's not your dick that's the source of your power. Funnily enough, judging from the letters I receive from many females the majority of men don't know what to do with their "normal" sized dicks anyways... or fingers, or mouth for that matter. Sorry to be so blunt, but it's part of why I do what I do.

As for your interest in strap-on's, is there any particular reason that you were thinking of a Vac-U-Lock?   I only ask because they usually aren't the "better" brand.

With Vac-U-Lock you will need to purchase the Vac-U-Lock plug (pictured left), Vac-U-Lock harness as well as the Vac-U-Lock dildo/dong attachments (usually separately), and unfortunately it is only compatible with other Vac-U-Lock products.

Aside from that, although they've upped the game when it comes to quality, if you're shopping in store rather than online you'll like find lots of jelly options (which are porous and absorb bodily fluids, lube and bacteria. Definitely not the best option).

Where the harness is concerned I suggest you stay away from the plastic, rubbery feeling ones as they either tend to rub on the skin a little too much or trap the sweat underneath causing the product to either stick to you (not comfortably) or slide around.

There are many other products available on the market that I think could do the job while also providing some stimulation for you, without being too big or bulky, falling off, or only being compatible with one another.

You may want to also think about penis extensions. They are usually much more comfortable as well as having a more realistic feel and look to them.

Also, considering the fact that the g-spot is located between 1-3 inches inside the vagina, you don't need to have a large penis to stimulate it.  In fact, it's often those with "smaller" penises that tend to offer the most stimulation for women where g-spot stimulation and penetration are concerned. That being said, you may want to consider something that adds girth and not length like a girth enhancing penis sleeve (pictured right).

With the different suggestions you may have to try a few and see what works best for you. Try not to be discouraged if a product doesn't work out the way you wanted or hoped, instead, try something new, make it fun, and realize many have been through this exact same process.

I've posted a bunch of images below of the products I'd personally suggest, feel free to shop around for better prices elsewhere. I'm not in it for the money, only to help where I can.

Before I go I'd also like for you to consider that unless she has said something to you about it, she may actually be comfortable with the size of your penis.  Not all females care about penis size, or want a large penis, instead they care about the level of intimacy and comfort they have with their partner.

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Sex Ed 102 Q&A: Condoms vs The Pill

Question

Heya! I just watched a few of your videos and in the "Peer Pressure" one you were talking about running out of condoms. I'd like to have your opinion: why choose condoms over pills, shots, and all the other things out there? Thanks in advance! 🙂

Answer

There are many reasons I always stress the use of condoms;
  • Although the pill has been around for quite a while there is still testing being done on it to see what long term effects it can have on the person taking it, and the generations to follow. That being said, birth control pillsdepo provera (shots), and any other chemical that one would take can alter your bodies natural balance causing serious side effects like acne, sore breast tissue, weight gain, mood swings, headaches, stomach upset, increased risk of Cancer and more. I don't personally believe in altering our bodies natural way of doing things when there are other less invasive products available. Not to mention it can sometimes be harder to conceive after stopping taking them.
  • Those products DO NOT protect against STD's. Like I said in the video, you don't know what someone is doing behind your back and it is better to be safe then sorry.
  • Prescriptions (like the pill) and other forms of protection (like the shot) require seeing a doctor.  Depending on age, confidentiality, and privacy issues, as well as doctors fee's (in Canada we have OHIP but I don't know what it's like in other Countries) some people won't feel comfortable seeing a doctor or spending money that they don't have. Condoms are cheap, easy to get your hands on, and discreet.
  • Condoms can be easily accessed by anyone and place the responsibility on both partners to come prepared. When it comes to the pill it is left in the females hands. A male has no clue if she's really taking it, taking it properly (on time every day) or if she's just saying she is. Trust me I've heard it a hundred times "but she said she was on the pill...".  Condoms allow both partners to be assured that they are being safe when it comes to unplanned pregnancy and protecting themselves from any post coital worry.
  • The pill requires that you take it EVERY day at the same time to ensure that it works effectively. If you miss one day you put yourself at higher risk of becoming pregnant. I don't know about you but I'm not that great with routine or remembering to do something the same time every day, especially with such a hectic lifestyle. It is easier to remember to put a condom on before having sex, then it is to remember to take a pill.
  • Although the pill is highly effective when taken properly, things like medication (anti-biotics etc) can lesson its effectiveness without a person even knowing. To find out if a medication is going to cancel out or change the effectiveness of the pill I suggest you always speak to a doctor before filling a prescription.
Off the top of my head those are just a few of the reasons that I always suggest using condoms. If you feel it necessary to use two forms of protection (i.e condoms AND the pill/shot etc) please feel free to use your judgment in finding something that is a good fit for both you and your partner. Remember, two types of protection are always better then one. hope that answered your question, Kara_Sutra Sit back, relax, let me come to you. Sign up for mailing list and get content only when I post it. Don't worry I promise not to spam you!
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