Has any who used condom and still Kena STD?

[Casca]

Any comments?

Is it really safe?

[sbf4life]

if you read the stickies in the health section, you will know that condom cannot fully protect u from all stds.

Originally Posted by Casca

Any comments?

Is it really safe?

[Ohio]

Wonder who dare to own up!

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by Casca

Any comments?

Is it really safe?

Condoms do not protect against viral STDs that are transmitted via skin to skin contact eg Herpes and Genital Warts.

This is because the condom does not cover all areas of intimate contact eg the base of the penile shaft and the scrotum.

If you want to cover all bases you need something like scroguard https://scroguard.com

[DoctorTan]

Originally Posted by Attilio2003

if you read the stickies in the health section, you will know that condom cannot fully protect u from all stds.

Well said. There is a lot of medical evidence to back this up.

That is why doctors no longer call sex with condom "safe sex". We call it "safer sex" i.e. safer than raw but NOT 100% safe.

[maxman]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Condoms do not protect against viral STDs that are transmitted via skin to skin contact eg Herpes and Genital Warts.

This is because the condom does not cover all areas of intimate contact eg the base of the penile shaft and the scrotum.

If you want to cover all bases you need something like scroguard https://scroguard.com

Just for laughs, I was wondering if any company out there would make a Full-Body condom to prevent viral STDs.

Thanks for sharing this information about Scroguard. It sure covers the groin, balls and arse.

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by maxman

just for laughs, i was wondering if any company out there would make a full-body condom to prevent viral stds.

Thanks for sharing this information about scroguard. It sure covers the groin, balls and arse.

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[Cheesebeast]

Find a clean fb(s). No need to fear anymore

[lobang_king]

and how do u guarantee the fb is clean?

Originally Posted by Cheesebeast

Find a clean fb(s). No need to fear anymore

[bigtube99]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

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Can still kanna through hands and arms

[hugs]

Big turn-off

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Condoms do not protect against viral STDs that are transmitted via skin to skin contact eg Herpes and Genital Warts.

This is because the condom does not cover all areas of intimate contact eg the base of the penile shaft and the scrotum.

If you want to cover all bases you need something like scroguard https://scroguard.com

[warrior2013]

Originally Posted by Ohio

Wonder who dare to own up!

I have heard of cases where the girls got impregnated and the guys used condoms for their acts. Anything can happen these days...

[Big Sexy]

here is a good read
http://goaskalice.columbia.edu/answe...-failure-rates

Dear Reader,

Good news — your second interpretation of contraceptive effectiveness rates is more like it. During a year of typical condom use, between 10 and 15 out of 100 sexually active women will become pregnant. During a year of perfect condom use, that number drops to between 2 and 3 out of 100 sexually active women becoming pregnant. Just for the record, 21 percent (typical use) and 5 percent (perfect use) of women who use the female condom experience an unintended pregnancy within the first year of use.

Here's the difference between perfect use and typical use. Perfect use means using a condom during intercourse consistently and correctly every single time, and reflects the effectiveness of condoms themselves. Typical use gets at the reality that people may use condoms incorrectly or may not use them every single time they have sex. That is, the "typical use" condom effectiveness rates you see include the possibility of human error or omission. It follows that typical use condom effectiveness would be lower than perfect use — if someone uses a condom 90 percent of the times they have sexual intercourse there is a higher chance of pregnancy than if they use a condom 100 percent of the time.

As long as we're on the subject of effectiveness, it should be noted that condoms are also highly effective in preventing transmission of HIV and a number of other STIs (sexually transmitted infections). Studies done on heterosexual sero-discordant couples — where one partner is HIV-positive and the other HIV-negative — show that HIV was transmitted in zero to two percent of couples who correctly and consistently used male condoms for both vaginal and anal sex. With typical use, the HIV transmission rate increased to between 10 and 15 percent. While condoms can also reduce the risk of other STIs, but their exact effectiveness is harder to determine.

Here are some tips for using condoms consistently and correctly:

Before you put a condom on:

Store condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Check the expiration date on the condom.
Do a pillow test — does the air stay in the package?
Tear the condom package carefully — without using your teeth — to open.
If the condom looks damaged, discolored, or brittle, do not use.
Add a drop of lube inside the condom for extra pleasure.

To put a condom on:

With one hand, pinch the tip of the condom to leave room for the ejaculate.
With the other hand, roll the condom to the base of the penis or object.
Continue using this hand to guide any air bubbles out of the condom.
Add lube to the outside of the condom to avoid excess friction that may cause breakage.

After the action:

Hold the base of the condom as you pull out to avoid slippage.
Remove the condom and throw away in the trash, not the toilet.

Practice is the best way to learn to use condoms correctly. You/your partner may want to try using condoms during (mutual or solo) masturbation — there'll be less pressure and anxiety than during sex, so it may be easier to get the hang of the steps. For more tips on condom use, check out the Related Q&As.

Originally Posted by warrior2013

I have heard of cases where the girls got impregnated and the guys used condoms for their acts. Anything can happen these days...

[maxman]

Originally Posted by warrior2013

I have heard of cases where the girls got impregnated and the guys used condoms for their acts. Anything can happen these days...

Maybe this was what happened.



Unfortunately, there are some women deliberately want to fall pregnant to a man who is rich. Most of the time, the courts order men to pay child maintenance.