If a Partner Uses Birth Control is there a Need for Using a Condom?

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If a Partner Uses Birth Control is there a Need for Using a Condom?

Birth control in form of contraceptive pills, injections and IUS has recommended itself as a highly effective means of preventing an unwanted pregnancy, so there is no need of using other form of contraception for instance condom. However, Birth control doesn’t protect you from transmitted infections and diseases during sex, so, using a condom alongside with any sort of birth control will protect both you and your partner from diseases transmitted sexually and at the same time will provide an extra protection against undesired pregnancy.

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How to French Kiss?

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How to French Kiss?

First, what is a French kiss? It is a variety of kissing implying open mouths and touching tongues. You have probably seen it in the movies or dark corners of your city. Everyone can learn how to French kiss.
First, you need to moisten your lips as it works badly with dry lips. A light touching of your tongue over your lips will do, however, do this only right before kissing, otherwise you risk to over drying your lips if you do this on a regular basis.
Second, brush your partner’s lips slowly. For this open your moth and keep your partner’s lower or upper lip in between yours, brushing it slowly to cause a pleasant sensation.
Angle your face, as nose-to-nose kissing is a very uncomfortable kissing, distracting you from the process that should actually bring pleasure.
Close your eyes when you are close to your partner’s face. Look into your partner’s eyes, but then close them. However, some people prefer seeing the partner when kissing, so it is up to you.

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Oral Sex

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Oral Sex

Oral sex stands for giving and receiving oral stimulation to the genital organs. Cunnilingus stands for a oral sexual contact given to a woman and fellatio or ‘blow job’ describes an oral sexual contact given to a man. Anilingus implies oral-anal sexual contact.
Oral sex is commonly practiced by men and women of all ages, sexual orientation and can be performed as a separated sexual activity or before and after the sexual intercourse itself.
Oral sex cannot be considered a safe sex. During adult dating both giving and receiving oral sex can cause sexually transmitted infections and diseases. Herpes simplex is the most common STD transmitted via oral sexual contact; Gonorrhea, syphilis, some genital warts, hepatitis A, B and C can be transmitted during oral sex. During anilingus some gastrointestinal infections and parasites may be passed. The risk of HIV transmission during oral sex are not estimated, but considered to be lower than the risk of HIV transmission during vaginal or anal sexual activities.

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Is It Safe to Have Sex When a Woman Is Having Period?

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Is It Safe to Have Sex When a Woman Is Having Period?

Not many women are comfortable with having sexual intercourse during their menstruation and there are men, who are against the idea of ‘bloody’ sex. Together with this, generally there is nothing wrong about having a sexual contact during woman’s period. This will cause no harm to any of the partners.
Alongside, one needs to bare in mind that HIV ands the row of STD infections can be easily transmitted when a woman has menstruation. That is why a condom must be used every time you practice a sexual intercourse during period. In case both partners are HIV negative, the HIV cannot be caused by an unprotected sexual contact during period.

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Where is a G-spot and What Is It?

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Where is a G-spot and What Is It?

G-spot stands for the spot that every man wants to find due to the reaction of a woman to stimulating this spot during sexual intercourse.
The letter ‘G’ in ‘G-spot’ comes form the name of the doctor Grafenberg, who discovered that women have this spot bringing them to the heights of pleasure and can result in release of a fluid or ejaculation. However, this fluid doesn’t serve any purpose unlike sperm, for instance.
Some uneducated men can blame their women, experiencing this sort of ejaculation of urinating over them, but though the liquid comes out of the urethra and has watery texture, it is not urine at all. The bad thing that can happen is that these men will instill fear in these women, who would stop having orgasms to avoid reaching the same heights in sex again.
How to make your woman reach these heights?

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Does It Hurt Having Sex?

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Does It Hurt Having Sex?

Usually having sex doesn’t hurt. The first sexual experience can be unpleasant and uncomfortable for a woman as her hymen can be stretched or torn. When the hymen is torn it can cause some bleeding, but this doesn’t last long. It is interesting to now that some girl are born without a hymen or tear it during sport activities or using tampons. For a man the first sexual experience doesn’t bring any inconvenience.
Being relaxed and take time is what really helps to make sexual intercourse painless and enjoyable…
Sex becomes more comfortable after the first time. The vagina has a stretchy nature and can adjust easily to different sizes of a penis even to really large ones. Sometimes a woman can experience pain during a sexual intercourse as her vagina may not produce enough of natural lubrication. The nature of vagina is to produce more fluids when a woman gets excited, if this doesn’t happen a woman is nervous or tensed. Stress can cause the muscles of vagina tense up and cause a painful penetration. The best way out is to relax.

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How to Have Sex?

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How to Have Sex?

Different people have different understanding of what the sex is and having sex can mean having a great variety of sexual activities, however, as the main meaning having sex means having sexual intercourse. The classic and most commonly used definition for the sexual intercourse is when man puts his penis into woman’s vagina. Sex can also refer to two men or two women practicing sexual activities.
As a rule sexual intercourse starts with the excitement of both partners. The process of getting excited can include, cuddling, kissing, touching, playing in order to get aroused and excited. Foreplay is a very important step in the sexual intercourse, a woman gets her vagina wet and man his penis erected. In case woman’s vagina is not wet enough the sexual act can become unpleasant and even painful for her, sometimes even difficult to perform.

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