Whenever we talk about wearing condoms, some people always say that it is uncomfortable and affects the sexual experience and performance. Others even say that penis becomes soft as soon as they put it on.
Today we are going to talk about whether it really makes a big difference to wear or not wear condoms during sex?
In fact, from a physiological point of view, as long as the condom you choose is suitable, the differences during sex can be almost ignored. The discomfort you feel is mostly due to psychological reasons.
Most condoms are now very thin, which does not affect the temperature and friction during intimate contact. In addition, the condoms contain lubricants, which make the experience smoother for girls and reduce vaginal dryness during sex.
For men with a low excitement point, wearing a condom can reduce the sensitivity of the penis to a certain extent, thereby prolonging the duration of sex.
You may think that with so many contraceptive methods, why is condom the first thing to consider?
First of all, wearing a condom is the least harmful contraceptive method. Emergency contraceptive pills are very harmful to girls’ bodies, and neither ejaculation outside the body nor calculating the safe period is reliable, and they can easily lead to accidental pregnancy.
Secondly, wearing a condom is not just for contraception, it can also isolate the contact between pathogens and body fluids. Wearing a condom correctly during sex can prevent some sexually transmitted diseases.
Therefore, everyone should wear a condom when having sex. When buying condoms, you should also choose the one that suits you, so that it will not affect your sexual experience.
