Bujibuji Simba Nyamaume
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Kenya wameanzisha huduma ya dial a condom. Huduma hii inawahusu wale wanaoogopa kwenda kununua kondom madukani.Basi wanatakiwa tu kupiga simu kisha kufikishiwa kondom hapohapo ulipo.
Kuelekea sikukuu ya Wapendanao, kampuni hiyo ya Kikenya imesha sambaza maelfu ya kondom kwa watu tofauti.
Hawa wamerahisisha sana, Hata wale walio kuwa wanafanya Mapenzi bila kutumia Condom kisa wameogopa kwenda kununua sasa basi.
February 5, 2013
Sex life come to a screeching halt? Durex has got you covered. A condom service in the form of an App that delivers to you in a jiffy no matter where you are. There are many food delivery services that can't even make that protocol. Durex Condoms known for their innovative cocky condom advertisements, has a new App designed to save your paternity/maternity state and find the best way to slip it to you, as soon as possible.
Because Durex cares
February is also Safe Sex Month. An unwanted pregnancy, STD or HIV can spoil more than just one night of sheer lusty pleasure.
5 tips to know about using a condom
1. You have to put one on before the action starts. For you virgins. You can't begin to have unprotected sex and then make a guy throw on a condom right before he gets off. Instead, make sure he is fully wrapped before it's anywhere near your vagina. Here's the thing: STD's are spread one of two ways, through infected skin and through infected body fluids. A penis without a condom rubbing against your vagina exposes you to any possible STD's its owner may be carrying on the skin of his penis. Furthermore, sex is like basketball: you dribble before you shoot, that dribble can be carrying an STD.
2. You have the option of using a female condom. If you're sick of depending on a guy to put on a condom, or you're dating a guy who hates them, you can use a female condom instead. It's a little pouch with a small ring on one end and a larger ring on the other. To use it, you insert the small ring and the pouch into your vagina so that your vagina is, essentially, lined with the condom material. The bigger, open end then hangs out the bottom, and the penis slides into the big end. Because female condoms are made of polyurethane, they can work well for people with latex allergies , and you can use them with oil- or water-based lubricants. To buy one, check out your local or online drug stores.
3. It's not a good idea to keep condoms in your wallet/glove compartment/purse. Say what? Being prepared is great, but it's better not to carry around condoms indefinitely. Condoms that are exposed to extreme temperatures, tumbling around in the depths of your bag, or getting crushed daily in a wallet are much more likely to break.
4. Use unlubricated condoms if your vagina is sensitive. We think of men as the ones who complain about using condoms, but just as many women will say they don't like them, because they irritate. If this sounds like you, stick to unlubricated condoms. But do use some K-Y jelly or another water- based lubricant if you need a little extra glide.
5. Even if you use condoms, you still have to get tested. Condoms greatly reduce your chances of getting an STD, but they aren't magic. Even if you've been really good about using condoms, it's still possible to contract a disease. So stay on top of your sexual health. If something feels weird down there, get it checked out. If things feel normal, get periodic STD screenings anyway.
If you ever see something on or around a penis that doesn't quite look right (or for some reason you suspect a guy might have an STD) don't just use a condom and feel protected. Don't have sex, period.
Kuelekea sikukuu ya Wapendanao, kampuni hiyo ya Kikenya imesha sambaza maelfu ya kondom kwa watu tofauti.
Hawa wamerahisisha sana, Hata wale walio kuwa wanafanya Mapenzi bila kutumia Condom kisa wameogopa kwenda kununua sasa basi.
February 5, 2013
Sex life come to a screeching halt? Durex has got you covered. A condom service in the form of an App that delivers to you in a jiffy no matter where you are. There are many food delivery services that can't even make that protocol. Durex Condoms known for their innovative cocky condom advertisements, has a new App designed to save your paternity/maternity state and find the best way to slip it to you, as soon as possible.
Because Durex cares
February is also Safe Sex Month. An unwanted pregnancy, STD or HIV can spoil more than just one night of sheer lusty pleasure.
5 tips to know about using a condom
1. You have to put one on before the action starts. For you virgins. You can't begin to have unprotected sex and then make a guy throw on a condom right before he gets off. Instead, make sure he is fully wrapped before it's anywhere near your vagina. Here's the thing: STD's are spread one of two ways, through infected skin and through infected body fluids. A penis without a condom rubbing against your vagina exposes you to any possible STD's its owner may be carrying on the skin of his penis. Furthermore, sex is like basketball: you dribble before you shoot, that dribble can be carrying an STD.
2. You have the option of using a female condom. If you're sick of depending on a guy to put on a condom, or you're dating a guy who hates them, you can use a female condom instead. It's a little pouch with a small ring on one end and a larger ring on the other. To use it, you insert the small ring and the pouch into your vagina so that your vagina is, essentially, lined with the condom material. The bigger, open end then hangs out the bottom, and the penis slides into the big end. Because female condoms are made of polyurethane, they can work well for people with latex allergies , and you can use them with oil- or water-based lubricants. To buy one, check out your local or online drug stores.
3. It's not a good idea to keep condoms in your wallet/glove compartment/purse. Say what? Being prepared is great, but it's better not to carry around condoms indefinitely. Condoms that are exposed to extreme temperatures, tumbling around in the depths of your bag, or getting crushed daily in a wallet are much more likely to break.
4. Use unlubricated condoms if your vagina is sensitive. We think of men as the ones who complain about using condoms, but just as many women will say they don't like them, because they irritate. If this sounds like you, stick to unlubricated condoms. But do use some K-Y jelly or another water- based lubricant if you need a little extra glide.
5. Even if you use condoms, you still have to get tested. Condoms greatly reduce your chances of getting an STD, but they aren't magic. Even if you've been really good about using condoms, it's still possible to contract a disease. So stay on top of your sexual health. If something feels weird down there, get it checked out. If things feel normal, get periodic STD screenings anyway.
If you ever see something on or around a penis that doesn't quite look right (or for some reason you suspect a guy might have an STD) don't just use a condom and feel protected. Don't have sex, period.