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Preventing the transmission of sexually transmitted infections during anal sex
(the lay‑flat width printed in millimetres) is the industry shorthand manufacturers use to match condoms to , and most practical charts map common nominal widths (roughly 45–64 mm) to penis circumfere...
carries a lower—but not zero—risk for many sexually transmitted infections (); the safest single strategy to avoid STIs is abstinence, but practical risk-reduction steps include consistent use of barr...
Most women’s views on internal ejaculation are pragmatic: many feel comfortable with ejaculation inside when using reliable contraception, yet concerns about imperfect use, sexually transmitted infect...
Anal prostate stimulation can be safe when approached with deliberate hygiene, appropriate equipment, slow technique, informed consent and basic clinical awareness; these measures reduce risks such as...
Short, practical adjustments to angle, depth control, partner positioning and added clitoral or manual stimulation reliably compensate for both smaller and larger girth; experts recommend positions th...
can be safe and more comfortable when chosen lubricants, appropriate tools, and careful hygiene are used alongside clear communication and slow preparation; are commonly recommended while oil-based lu...
Medical‑grade silicone and stainless steel prostate toys are non‑porous and therefore the easiest to clean and fully sanitize; routine cleaning with warm water and mild (unscented) soap is sufficient ...
Published studies generally find an association between dating-app use and higher odds of condomless sex in hookups, but the evidence is not uniform: some research shows condom use is common across ca...