Well, it might feel different, if you just think of it as a Condom. Think of it as ‘Fundom’, an accessory, if you will, and you can get the answer for your question. A condom is your ticket to the land of pleasure, where there is no STDs, no STIs, where you can experiment without fear. Simply put, it’s hygienic. It reduces risk. You would be safe and yes, you would get the maximum pleasure with the condom on.

Condoms add to the fun and enrich your sex life. Several studies have proven that sex with condom is equally as good as without one. So why take chances?

Go ahead and use a condom every time you want to fornicate, because that’s the basic etiquette.

Size doesn’t matter when both of you work as a team. You can get the best of orgasms, if you know what and how to do. So what if you are not genetically blessed? Make up for the size with stamina and sexpertise. Let there be “oohs” and “aahs”, regardless the size.

Yes, that’s the prime purpose of a condom. A condom is known to be one of the most effective ways of preventing HIV and many other STDs as well as STIs like HIV, HPV, Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, Herpes, etc., as long as it covers the sores.

Nothing gladdens us more than a sensible question like this. Kudos to you for not condomplating. Here’s what you need to do:

For the P:

• Put it on, once you are hard. Pull back the foreskin in case of no circumcision.
• Pinch the condom’s tip to leave some space for it to catch the semen; and unroll it all the way to the end of your manhood.
• Hold the condom’s rim & pull out while you are still hard, to avoid spilling.

PS: Biting and scratching the condom will lead to breakage.

From being sceptical about using one to thinking about using two, you have come a long way. Bravo, ladies and gentlemen! However, using two condoms together, simultaneously, is not advised.