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My friends weren't wrapping it when I was in uni 6-10 years ago because every girl was on birth control.
by always_good 9y ago
My friends weren't wrapping it when I was in uni 6-10 years ago because every girl was on birth control.
- jliptzin 9y agoI am gay so I have used condoms my whole life but my straight friends routinely go out and have unprotected sex all the time, I'd say about 5% of my straight friends consistently use condoms.
- SeoxyS 9y agoIt's a design problem. Sex with condom sucks. Non-condom sex is 10x better. The real solution will be when you have male birth control available as well; and then it comes down to only having sex with people you trust. I great partner is better than a bunch of lousy partners anyways.
- jliptzin 9y agoDon't they have vasectomy already?
- always_good 9y agoIrreversible, so not a solution. I'm 29, and so far every woman I've fucked, I ended up deciding I didn't want to marry / have children with. But that's still on the table like it is for the vast majority of men, so vasectomy is not an option.
- matwood 9y agoAs someone who came of sexual age in the 90s, between HIV and getting someone pregnant I was (and still would be - I'm married now so...) terrified of sex without a condom.
- devy 9y agoThe other big factor people don't like to use condom is that it greatly reduced the sensation, regardless how the condom companies have been advertising it.
- overcast 9y agoThat's horrible, and nonsensical for the time period. With the amount of advocacy, and information available. Why would ANYONE consider not using a condom in uncommitted relationships?
- aianus 9y agoBecause it doesn't feel the same, duh. Might as well ask why people have sex at all instead of staying home safely and jerking off.
- always_good 9y agoOne reason is that the STDs you do tend to catch from casual uni sex are cured by a $20 pill, if that's even on your mind when you're drunk in someone's dorm bed. "Shit, I got HIV/warts from hooking up" just isn't something I ever heard in uni. It just isn't part of the discourse. Those just don't seem to penetrate the uni bubble. But everyone I know had to deal with the clap.