What Women Like About the Different types of Condoms
Today, condoms come in all sizes, flavours and styles. Small, tight fit, large, glow in the dark and flavours flavours flavours, you name it and it probably exists. Soon, we might find that there are more types of condoms than Hallmark cards. And to think not that long ago there was only o! ne kind of condom out in the market. As you can see that has changed in monumental fashion. Nowadays, the different textures condoms can be found with are amazing they can be adorned with latex or ribbed. Some just on the exterior but some are studded both inside and outside. For his and her added pleasure.
There are hundreds of condoms out there and to make it easer, basically all condoms fall into 8 general categories, based on the primary consideration. The first is the material; condoms are either made from polyurethane or latex. Second is size that involves the width and not the length. However, those available in convenience stores tend to be of the standard size. Third is the kind of lubrication, different lubes are used by different brands. Fourth is the spermicidal.
One of the more common is called nonoxynol-9. Some people are sensitive to this and if used for a long time, can increase the risk of HIV infection. Fifth is the Ribbing. There are many people out there, who complain about not being able to feel a thing. The ribbed condoms are a heaven-sent condom for them. The ridges make sex more “feel-able” for the couple. Next is colour, this is fairly self explanatory. Seventh would be flavour, these add some excitement to oral sex. Eighth and the last, is the reservoir tip. Most condoms have this reservoir-like end opposed to the few others which have plain tips. For the reservoir type,! it is important to pinch the tip before rolling it on. This i! s more or less mandatory because if air gets in, it could course the condom to rupture while you are getting busy and you wouldn’t want that to happen. Actually, there is a ninth type, but since our topic is men’s condoms, a simple mention of it would suffice. That is the female condom
Now that we are through enumerating them, let us go to the more important part, the answer to the question “what is it that women like in a condom?” In terms of material, latex is the most popular and recommended; it is best to avoid the all natural ones (lamb membrane for example). Some unenlightened religions claim that viruses can go thru latex and this is absolutely untrue. The use of a proper lubricant, using water-based lubricants with those that are pre-lubricate! d with spermicidal gel or foam, using petroleum jelly or baby ! oil as lubricant is risky. These types while they reduce friction they have the tendency to weaken the condoms, even latex. Packaging is also an invitation.
But more importantly, what do women want in a condom? Some condoms are packaged in such a way as t! o look like tampon containers and some women find this appealing. Form is also important – to illustrate, French ticklers have a popular appeal as these increase pleasure during intercourse. It is for this reason that some women insist that their lovers buy ultra thin condoms. Of course, not all nationalities are alike. In Japan women in fact, prefer using condoms over taking the pill but they don’t really care about what type of condom to be used. Because as long as she is assured that it won’t break, she doesn’t really care on what type of condom is being used. If you are a visitor to Japan though, a piece of advice: bring your own condoms as the size being manufactured there might not be to your liking.
Lastly, the most interesting though, according to a leading expert, women generally don’t care about the ridges, ribbing or the lubrication, the problem she finds is that condoms were and still are designed by men for men. She asserts that if women designed condoms, they would just make “padded” condoms. Length may not really be crucial, but according to her, width is and that is where the padding comes.
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