You've persuaded me, I'll give female condoms another try if a special request cums in.
It's designed with the large outer ring not to "fall in" and provide a lot more surface area protection.
Cost: I picked up singles for $1.99. Same place had Magnum singles for $1.99. Amazon has 15 @ $18.99 (1.27/ea). Magnum mulitpacks 36 @ $14.47 (0.40/ea).
One size fits all. Worst case scenario: You get pulled over by John Law, and they somehow find a goodie bag with dozens of different sizes and brands of male ones...Probable cause in the eyes of the law?? Or you have 3 FC2's. Which is less suspicious?
It's all a personal choice. Make mine the FC2.
Regular condoms and female condoms!!!
Some ladies have a "Female condom friendly" on their ads,
so why wouldn't a lady be friendly to a female condom???
Any specifics?
I didn't use them before but now I love them, you first have to try them to see if the lady likes them and can get used to it..
Are they difficult to put on, do they feel better for the guy, are they as safe as regular condoms? I'd love to try them. I'm sure they can't feel then a regular condom.
I prefer them but they can be pesky little buggers to insert and lots of lube is needed.
The difference between FC's and condoms is that with FC's you don't get the friction with them that you do with condoms, so all in all my flower is much happier.
Not one for mincing my words i do tell dates not to look as it looks like i'm giving birth to a baby elephant lol :-
Guess we're going to have to try this next time you're in town!
DkG
The difference between FC's and condoms is that with FC's you don't get the friction with them that you do with condoms, so all in all my flower is much happier.
Not one for mincing my words i do tell dates not to look as it looks like i'm giving birth to a baby elephant lol :-P
From my perspective, the feeling is amazing. No longer is a latex tourniquet cutting off sensations down there. My partner said she loved it as well. Granted it was both of our first times, further research is warranted and it looks good.
Where it may be dicey for a lady, is that it's not the most sexy thing to insert with a guy watching. I'm old enough to have had girlfriends who used diaphragms. Lots of ladies have perfected the art of male condom placement as part of their techniques, so it's different. It's one thing with someone you know and have a relationship with, versus a stranger.
You need to have quite a bit of lubricant, since her body's natural process of providing the proper amount of lubricant is blocked. Once that's taken care of, no problem.
Think I'm going to get me a t shirt "Ask Me About My FC2" and see what happens!
Some ladies have a "Female condom friendly" on their ads,
so why wouldn't a lady be friendly to a female condom???
Any specifics?
I'll never forget the look on your face either....pure bliss! Lol
Thai food when you get back!!!!!
I had my first experience with them this year and they are spectacular.
There are some logistics in putting them in but they are amazing once the fun starts.
She made me feel like a porn star while using them and I went out and bought some for the next time.
3 thumbs up lo
There are some logistics in putting them in but they are amazing once the fun starts.
She made me feel like a porn star while using them and I went out and bought some for the next time.
3 thumbs up lol
Wholly cow, if you have 3 thumbs then you can 3 thumb me anytime :-P
Wholly cow, if you have 3 thumbs then you can 3 thumb me anytime :-P
Just send me your references and desired time. 
They were actually much safer. And, lot less likely to break or pop during the act because it is made of non latex material "Polyurethane". Which is much more durable. Remember the body's temperature is 98 degrees and the friction of sex wears down the durability of latex. Also, many people are not aware that they should be using lube along with lubricated condoms. The lube that comes with a condom stated "lubricated condoms" is not enough to help the friction that can occur, along with the temperature of the both bodies added to wear down the durability of a regular condom.
I've offered the option of regular condoms or FC's for the past 4 yrs and 98% of my guests prefer the FC. Also, with FC's 1 size fits all for both people involved in the actual act.
BTW My Dr also teaches classes on aids, hiv and staying safe from std's in general.
Have a Fabulous Weekend!!!
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Has the female condom ever slide inside you during lets say some hot and heavy action leaving some areas exposed? That really is the only problem i can see happening with them. I am just wondering if they stay secure?I am ordering some this weekend!
I tried them years ago and was turned off by the crinkling sound the female condoms made. I hear it has been improved upon, but haven't bothered trying it out again. IMHO, male condoms are best, because they come in a wide variety of sizes and textures, plus they are more affordable and discreet.
My best guess as to why a provider would advertise that she is female condom friendly, is because they are an alternative for people who complain that the latex male condom feels like a boa constrictor.
Some ladies have a "Female condom friendly" on their ads,
so why wouldn't a lady be friendly to a female condom???
Any specifics?
Technology has improved. There is no crinkling at all. It's as complex as putting in a diaphragm.
It's designed with the large outer ring not to "fall in" and provide a lot more surface area protection.
Cost: I picked up singles for $1.99. Same place had Magnum singles for $1.99. Amazon has 15 @ $18.99 (1.27/ea). Magnum mulitpacks 36 @ $14.47 (0.40/ea).
One size fits all. Worst case scenario: You get pulled over by John Law, and they somehow find a goodie bag with dozens of different sizes and brands of male ones...Probable cause in the eyes of the law?? Or you have 3 FC2's. Which is less suspicious?
It's all a personal choice. Make mine the FC2.
You've persuaded me, I'll give female condoms another try if a special request cums in.
It's designed with the large outer ring not to "fall in" and provide a lot more surface area protection.
Cost: I picked up singles for $1.99. Same place had Magnum singles for $1.99. Amazon has 15 @ $18.99 (1.27/ea). Magnum mulitpacks 36 @ $14.47 (0.40/ea).
One size fits all. Worst case scenario: You get pulled over by John Law, and they somehow find a goodie bag with dozens of different sizes and brands of male ones...Probable cause in the eyes of the law?? Or you have 3 FC2's. Which is less suspicious?
It's all a personal choice. Make mine the FC2.
