Why Women Don’t Like Condoms

Yes boys you read that right, you are not alone in disliking the use of condoms; many women are adverse to them as well. The God awful smell aside (though it’s hard to bypass seeing as how it tends to linger on them), they aren’t the most pleasant feeling for women either. The rubbery feeling as you enter them can make sex feel medicinal, and not in a good way, more like a trip to the gynecologist. That’s pretty common knowledge, and you probably didn’t need me to tell you them, but did you know there are a few more reasons she may not mind riding bareback?

When it comes to getting down and dirty, men and woman provide different aspects of the experience. For instance, the man brings Captain Woody, and the woman provides the ocean for his mighty vessel to sail on. However, when it comes to condom usage, sometimes what they naturally create isn’t enough, and the need for water based lubricants is messy, unpleasant, and a huge turn off.Latex is the strongest deterrent against STD’s, but some women have latex allergies, which leads to (WARNING: about to get a little graphic for the gentleman out there, but if we’re going to list excuses for you to let you member go all natural, you can deal) women ending up with yeast infections and such. Not to mention the Nonoxynol spermicide used can cause burning. This is something at, as a man, you should care about, because women don’t tend to feel very sexy when they are uncomfortable like that.I may be violating girl code here as I’m about to reveal a huge secret, so listen up. Men have been using this line since the invention of condoms, but believe it or not, women actually agree. The barrier it creates between you and her does make sex feel less intimate.With all the trouble you’d think these things would be bullet proof and fool proof, but to top off the frustration they cause, the damn things break and aren’t even 100% effective. But sorry to tell you boys, like it or not, and we may agree that they suck, but condoms are a necessary evil. That is unless you’d rather be buying diapers for your little one in nine months instead. So spend the $5, suck it up, wrap your tool, and have at it!