I'm taking a sexuality class and we just learned about the female condom. After reading about it, there are lower chances of pregnancies' and has more benefits of the male condom. Has anyone ever used this contraception and how did you feel and like/dislike about it?
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Kudos on a non-peen question. Gold star points 
From running sex positive Ask Me Anything munches I hold the exact opposite view on female condoms.
In stand of no other option? Yeah, go for it.
If any other barrier method is available combine with a spermicide foam/insert/gel and party.
Even used correctly effectiveness is only mid 70%. Availability is spotty in even more metro areas. Insertion, removal and disposal are...umm...complicated.
Who wants to jam a mini-spiral pop-up hamper up the who-ha?
Oh man, the older latex generation sounded like someone mixing paint in a crinkle sack dog toy.
ETA: All possible cranky vibe is directed at terrible female condoms. The OP is hella dope for asking a real cool question and trying to learn more about lady business business.
From running sex positive Ask Me Anything munches I hold the exact opposite view on female condoms.
In stand of no other option? Yeah, go for it.
If any other barrier method is available combine with a spermicide foam/insert/gel and party.
Even used correctly effectiveness is only mid 70%. Availability is spotty in even more metro areas. Insertion, removal and disposal are...umm...complicated.
Who wants to jam a mini-spiral pop-up hamper up the who-ha?
Oh man, the older latex generation sounded like someone mixing paint in a crinkle sack dog toy.
ETA: All possible cranky vibe is directed at terrible female condoms. The OP is hella dope for asking a real cool question and trying to learn more about lady business business.
Thanks for that! The textbook only talked about how better it was compared to the male condom but never mentioned how women actually felt or if they would use something differentKudos on a non-peen question. Gold star points
From running sex positive Ask Me Anything munches I hold the exact opposite view on female condoms.
In stand of no other option? Yeah, go for it.
If any other barrier method is available combine with a spermicide foam/insert/gel and party.
Even used correctly effectiveness is only mid 70%. Availability is spotty in even more metro areas. Insertion, removal and disposal are...umm...complicated.
Who wants to jam a mini-spiral pop-up hamper up the who-ha?
Oh man, the older latex generation sounded like someone mixing paint in a crinkle sack dog toy.
ETA: All possible cranky vibe is directed at terrible female condoms. The OP is hella dope for asking a real cool question and trying to learn more about lady business business.
My mom got pregnant with me and my sister using them. Sooo, I'm not 100% sure on how much more effective they are than condoms.
Statistically female condom is 95% effective against pregnancy and sti, while the male condom is 98% for the same.
Female condoms are wildly uncomfortable to some of us, make sex feel kind of weird, and the friction of the material is irritating to one or both partners. They don't fit tightly like a male condom does. They just kind of sit inside the vaginal canal, you lube it up, and fuck a plastic bag that's kinda floppy inside us. It can stick to the walls, but if the guy is thick, he can also kind of drag/pull.
Statistically female condom is 95% effective against pregnancy and sti, while the male condom is 98% for the same.
Female condoms are wildly uncomfortable to some of us, make sex feel kind of weird, and the friction of the material is irritating to one or both partners. They don't fit tightly like a male condom does. They just kind of sit inside the vaginal canal, you lube it up, and fuck a plastic bag that's kinda floppy inside us. It can stick to the walls, but if the guy is thick, he can also kind of drag/pull.
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If you'd like to know how to insert one and how it sits in and out of our vagina, here's a good link to the one female condom that insurance providers offer as a form of birth control
Learn How to Use a Female Condom | The FC2 Female Condom®
Learn How to Use a Female Condom | The FC2 Female Condom®
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