In the early stages of sexual relationships, if you first propose to use a condom, or if you take out a condom. The other party may suspect that you are 'often like this' and may feel that you are more' professional ', but when establishing sexual relationships, you have to pay attention to your own life and health. Will he transmit AIDS or herpes to you? You don't care about yourself, who can care more about your future than you?
It's really not right to use it, not to use it. Taking the contraceptive pill is an effective contraceptive method, but if it's your only contraceptive method. You may still be in some unexpected danger, such as sexually transmitted diseases.
I suggest you use a condom, as it is not only for contraception but also for contraception. It can also effectively resist the invasion of some sexually transmitted diseases.
At present, the number of women infected with HIV has sharply increased; For example, in 1994, 51235 women in the United States were already infected with HIV. Experts believe that men and women should be protected from the threat of HIV in their sexual life. Condoms are the only physical barrier.
Of course, interrupt the "foreplay" while the passion is surging and go get a rubber product from a plastic packaging. There's a bit of "disharmony", you might say, using condoms is very troublesome, and the man doesn't cooperate either. But have you ever thought that getting infected with HIV is more troublesome.
In sexual relationships, the expectations of both men and women do not completely overlap. These expectations are actually shaped by social and cultural factors, and the use of condoms also reflects different behavioral patterns; For example, when you propose using condoms, the man may object, saying that it's not comfortable enough, and so on; Sometimes you are afraid of losing him or having any interests involved, and you will accommodate him.
Women view 'sex' mainly from an emotional and relational perspective. Men, on the other hand, focus on instant gratification from a physical perspective. Willing to take risks and attack, unwilling to be influenced by others, is the difference between genders.
In fact, the best way to avoid AIDS is. It's about using condoms and reducing the number of sexual partners.