Do people still use condoms?

[ROKKO]

Dude they have stopped scheduling them down here in Southern California if you have Kaiser insurance. I've been trying since COVID-19 started and no appointments available. It sucks.

Yea i'm lucky enough to be in Arizona. It's almost business as usual.

 

[Rygu]

Never did. My pullout game is strong.

 

[SirRealKiller]

Great advice OP, if you want your cock to fall off.

 

[kenetics]

Why isn't she on BC?

BC makes here gain weight .

Also I feel more comfortable knowing I have control over the protection . To many stories out there how the women forgot to use BC.

It's worked for me all these years .

 

[Yoctogram]

Yes because knocking up some bitch would ruin my life.

I know some pull-out game advocates. They are now parents.

 

[ShinkanPo]

Didn't wear one the first time I had sex, wore one at first the second time I did, realized it sucked, pulled it off and never looked back (late 90s). How can dudes tolerate them? All you have to do is a) inspect the pussy for obvious warts, sores, b) pull out and c) have insurance so you can get that two dose antibiotic (Amoxcicillin? It's two pills the size of laser-guided bombs) if you catch anything.

I have been wondering as well for some time I think no one is using it.

It is during a night out with some friends well I got drunk. The next day I feel like crap I thought I was choking then later I coughed up a Condom!

So yeah people still use it.

 

[Dan Torrance]

Guy i know

 

[Tekk]

a lot of the younger crowd at my local hang out dont use condoms. the main whore in their social circle got aids and a lot of them dtill dont use them.

 

[ShinkanPo]

a lot of the younger crowd at my local hang out dont use condoms. the main whore in their social circle got aids and a lot of them dtill dont use them.

I don't know but I laughed!

 

[Canned Tuna]

I think the 1/50 complications is mostly just the minor, short term complications like swelling etc. I had a complication during my vasectomy in June in that when the doctor administered the local anaesthesia that it caused a small hematoma to form in my scrotum that made the procedure itself very painful, so instead of feeling nothing it felt like he was crushing my right testicle during the entire 8 minute procedure.

However, it was definitely worth it afterwards.

However, those lifelong serious complications are like 1/1000 I’m pretty sure, otherwise the procedure would not be that popular if there were hundreds of thousands of men running around suffering impotency due to their vasectomy.



My son was born due to pre-cum. My wife had been on the pill for 8 years then went off it for various medical reasons so we started using again condoms for the first time since our first year dating. We didn’t like it so we tried the pull out method and she got pregnant from a pre-cum baby in like a month.

After that we went back to condoms for the next six years except when we wanted a second kid, and I knocked her up with our daughter on the first shot, so we’re very fertile too.

Once my son turned 5 and my daughter turned 3 we decided to go ahead with the vasectomy and it’s been glorious.

No offense intended by this question, but are you sure you pulled out in time? That's the biggest cause of failure with pulling out.



Also, grats on the strong swimmers.

 

[HHJ]

Condoms break. Happened to me once. Scariest 30 days of my life.

Anyway. Sometimes I wear em, sometimes I don't. Depends on who I'm with. I hate wearing them,tho and can't imagine anyone who enjoys it.

 

[superpunch]

have you gotten an std test? yeah, hiv is hard to transmit to straight men but hepatitis..

 

[ineverpost]

Herp and Hep not worth it, I can't believe you dolts all talking about pregnancy without a care in the world about STDs

 

[Finding Deebo]

Great advice OP, if you want your cock to fall off.

Mine hasn't yet....Harder than ever too....

 

[Finding Deebo]

Herp and Hep not worth it, I can't believe you dolts all talking about pregnancy without a care in the world about STDs

Again, do the proper inspection. The real key though, is to pick clean-looking women....Works 100% of the time....

 

[Law Talkin’ Guy]

No offense intended by this question, but are you sure you pulled out in time? That's the biggest cause of failure with pulling out.



Also, grats on the strong swimmers.

As far as I know. I mean does the distinction even matter between “pre-cum” and any semen coming out just before a full on organism? Is there even a distinction? Pre-cum has sperm cells in it, that’s why pulling out is not a very safe option to avoid a pregnancy. You could be minutes away from nutting but just a small droplet of pre-cum could spell one’s doom.

 

[Archie Goodwin]

Last time I used a condom was spring 1989. Dating my future (ex)wife, we were teenagers. She was riding me. We had barely got started when she slid off, reached down and pulled it off, tossed it back over her shoulder, put me back in, and started riding again. With a huge smile she said, "MUCH better!"

Last time I tried to use a condom was spring 2018. Having 0 excitement at the prospects of fucking a hefty bag, after a minute of trying to wrestle my half-flaccid cock into it I just said "nope"

 

[Archie Goodwin]

First time I saw a cock coming for my I yelled :how is THAT getting in THERE? I doubt he had a condom but he didn't have a chance before my legs were firmly shut.

So. Your first time was almost a monster cock?

 

[fingercuffs]

So. Your first time was almost a monster cock?

Great gif, love Moss.
I just hadn't seen an erect penis before. Or any penis for that matter. He felt me up a bit but as soon as he got that out I flew into a panic. Months later when I finally gave it up with someone else I bled for a week so my intuition was correct.Wish I'd managed to hymen break with horse riding considering I used to ride every day and a lot of girls do rather than that horrible thing coming for me.

 

[bowened]

Nah, I've read too much shit about vasectomies causing some bad side effects. For some reason the medical community is very dismissive about it and they keep saying complications are extremely rare. But go read the stories on the post vasectomy pain reddit and there's just way too many stories for me to take the risk.

I know there are tons of dudes who have no problems, but honestly even a 2% chance that my balls will always hurt and sex will become impossible for life, that's just too much risk for me.

Especially since doctors often act like the men with these symptoms are making it up, or being babies, they even refer you to psych because they think it's all in your head. They stubbornly insist complications are like 1 in a million when it's more like 1 in 50.

Seriously, anyone considering this should at least go read the reddit I mentioned before going under the knife. If you still want to take the risk then more power to you, but at least you'll be making an informed decision.

I got a vasectomy a few months ago, and I think you make some valid points. I wasn't fully aware of the risks. I ended up getting an infection on one of the incision sites. After 10 ten days, you're supposed to be pretty much healed up and I could barely walk I was in so much pain--like worse pain than the first day.

I had to go back to the doctor and they pulled out the stitches and gave me anti-biotics. Fortunately it cleared right up after that. I've been totally normal otherwise. But it was scary as all hell realizing I've let somebody cut that area of my body and something had gone wrong. Before the infection cleared up, I had some dark thoughts and extreme anxiety about how this could potentially go really bad.

I really feel for the men who have long-term adverse effects.