How to have safe sex?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I appreciate your awareness regarding safe sex and seeking opinion for it.

• Use a condom. I know that it is the most repetitive advice but you got to stick with this one, no matter what your temptation is. Not just for preventing pregnancy, but for preventing STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) and HIV (human immunodeficiency virus).

• If it is the first time for your girl, in all probability, it is going to hurt and may or may not bleed. Be gentle and patient.

• Do a lot of foreplay, which helps in lubrication naturally.

• Blowjob is safe just put a condom on to be on the safer side.

• For lubricant, there are a lot of products available in the market. Sometimes even the natural lubrication does the trick. You can buy lubricant from any pharmaceutical store, they are all tested safe.

For further information consult a sexologist online.

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• Condom is absolutely safe. It is made of latex and does not do harm on contact with oral or genital mucosa.

• Dotted condoms are made to increase the sensation during sex and flavored condoms to make blowjobs easier.

• There is no reported side effect of ejaculation in the mouth and thus it is scientifically safe.

• Anal sex will require extra lubrication since there is no natural lubrication present. It is also more painful than vaginal sex.

For further information consult a sexologist online.

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• First of all, let me tell you very clearly that real life sex is very different from sexual acts in porn movies. It is just like comparing, action sequences of action movies with real life.

• You simply cannot do that. A 15 minutes porn movie is shot in many days with several coital acts joined together to make it look like a prolonged sexual act.

• Do not try to imitate sequences of porn movies in your real life because they are simply meant to entertain you rather than for your sex education.

• Now, coming to your query, lots of foreplay and patience is required for the female partner to have an orgasm. You may experiment with oral and manual stimulation of sensitive zones of your partner's genitalia.

• Female does not ejaculate semen like males. Their vaginal fluid which appears milky white may appear like semen someway.

• Male semen is usually sterile unless you are having some infection but female vaginal fluid contains a variety of bacteria and yeast so it is not a good idea to actually consume it.

• Lastly, it does not matter whether the squirts of your semen goes 5 m or 50 cm. It is not going to affect your sexual performance and vigor.

For further information consult a sexologist online.