What About Foreskin?
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Q: Is it necessary to pull the foreskin back before putting on a condom? My glands are very sensitive, and I think the rubbing of the condom would definitely make it feel sore. My friend asked me the other night out of curiosity, and I had to tell her I wasn't sure. If possible, I'd like for my foreskin to still be able to roll back and forth. So, is there some better way for us intact guys to wear a male condom?
Q: Is it necessary to pull the foreskin back before putting on a condom? My glands are very sensitive, and I think the rubbing of the condom would definitely make it feel sore. My friend asked me the other night out of curiosity, and I had to tell her I wasn't sure. If possible, I'd like for my foreskin to still be able to roll back and forth. So, is there some better way for us intact guys to wear a male condom?
A: Yes! There’s a much better way. Unfortunately here in the US, circumcision has become so commonplace that health professionals often neglect to reference this information. That’s where the sexperts come in.
My first piece of insight is to consider the fact that your female friend may be asking intimate questions out of more than just curiosity. I see a potential love connection, or at least a willing "product tester" for the merchandise suggestions below. Second and most importantly, go with your personal preference to find the best product for your needs, rather than using generic drug store prophylactics. To ensure the condom is applied correctly, it is recommended the foreskin be pulled back before putting it on, and then pushed forward over the head of the penis once the condom been fully unrolled. [*see How to Use a Condom*]
There are several condoms available that offer a much larger, bulbous head shape, which creates more stimulation in addition to increasing your comfort level. Here are my personal recommendations: Lifestyles Xtra Pleasure Condoms, Trojan Twisted Pleasure Condoms, Pleasure Plus Condoms, and the famous Inspiral Condom.
P.S. – Based on my ongoing field research, the recommendations above are also applicable for those with a genital piercing, such as a Prince Albert.
[Q&A] Posted by fergie at November 12, 2004 5:00 PM
