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Sex & you
Showing posts with label hard penis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hard penis. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

The Importance of Safe Sex

A lot of people think that safe sex means using a condom during the sexual intercourse, but the truth is that this term is much broader.

When someone mentions safe sex or sex by using protection, the first thing that crosses our minds is sex where we use proper protection in order to avoid getting some sexually transmitted disease such as AIDS, Syphilis, Gonorrhea etc. In most cases this protection is usually mechanical, which means primarily using male or female condom that physically prevents contact between the mucosa and bodily fluids that are secreted during the sexual intercourse and which can ultimately lead to various infections and diseases. However, safe sex can also mean sexual intercourse that we don’t to result in unwanted pregnancy. On the other hand, the protection that we use in this case does not always protect us from sexually transmitted diseases. There are of course methods that can protect us from both situations (unwanted pregnancy and STDs) like condoms for example. Coituis interruptus (pull out method) is a method where the man pulls out the penis from the vagina right before he reaches orgasm and this method is of course not effective against sexually transmitted diseases.

One of the most dangerous STD today is HIV, the main cause of AIDS. If we want to protect ourselves from this incurable virus we should always use condom during the sexual intercourse, especially when it comes to vaginal sex. HIV is “transferred” to the other partner when the mucosa gets in contact with bodily fluids although this is not the only way to get this virus. HIV can also be transmitted via blood contact too, so avoiding rough sex that can lead to small bruises and wounds is always a good idea. The risk of infection is a little bit greater when it comes to anal sex. Anal tissue is very sensitive and it is prone to ruptures and bruises making it much easier for the virus to enter the body. This situation can be avoided by using condoms. People usually use lubricants when they have anal sex so it is important to remember to avoid lubricants based on oil because they can damage the condoms. There are many lubricants based on water that are perfectly safe. STDs can be transmitted by oral sex too, although the risk is lower it is recommended to use a condom when having oral sex too especially with partners that we don’t know that well.

Sex that involves penetration (vaginal or anal) is always risky. That’s why you can choose some safer types of sex where penetration can be avoided. The risk of getting a disease in some types of sex is minimal or even nonexistent. Masturbation, for example, is the safest type of sex at least when we are talking about satisfying ourselves. The risk is still present if we are practicing mutual masturbation. You can also practice phone or cyber sex where the sex is actually virtual and there is no risk of STDs. 

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Sleeping disorder and Erectile dysfucntion

A research just show that sleeping disorder can create more health problem than those we normally think of. We knew that your sexual performance may be weaker if you don't get enough rest, but we never think that it will relate to erectile dysfunction directly. You may search for this in msn 'Sleep problems tied to erectile dysfunction and incontinence', and this information is getting from 2 research. For those party animal and workaholic, this may give you a wake up call. Take care of your health or you won't be able to give your sex partner orgasm. Research shows that sleep apnea may cause erectile dysfunction, and men have higher risk of getting it. The research is actually trying to study the sleeping pattern thus helping to improve sleeping quality to gain a healthier life. For those who are suffering insomnia, sleeping disorder and so on, there are few tips to help you improve your sleeping quality. Avoid caffeine, these thing can keep your eyes wide open at night if you are sensitive to it. Exercise, exercise is always a good way to make your body healthier, you can sleep better while your exhausted. A comfortable bed, pillow, room etc. to pamper yourself with. Leave your pressure and stress in the office and relax yourself, worry about your work only in your office. Your life won't get any better by taking it back with you. Sleep tight and take care of your health, you will have a strong penis then.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Rock Hard Penis

Most of the men have no problem with erection, but to have a rock hard erection penis? Do you have this problem? First of all, do you think it's important to have a rock hard penis? As long as the penis is hard enough to have sex, isn't that enough? This was what I think as well. It's important! Why is a rock hard penis important for sexual relationship? Because it will affect the quality of sexual intercourse.
Some of you may ask your sex partner about the whether the hardness of penis will affect the quality of love making. Girls can feel the difference, you know? If your penis is hard enough to penetrate but not hard enough to give her the excitement, they may not be able to have orgasm. Your penis may not be hard enough to touch her g spot or the the penis is too soft to make her fill 'full'. You may have a big penis, but under the work pressure, resting issues, health problem or just maybe you are a bit distracted during the sex intercourse then it may affect your penis hardness thus your sex partner may not have the feel for orgasm.
How to overcome? It's nonetheless get enough sleep, exercise, take care of the food you take everyday and so on. And there are lots of products to help you out, like Libidus, Maxidus, Activ-Homme and so on.