Why men don't like wearing condoms

In married life, couples cannot live without love, money, or sex. Maybe they want to have children right after marriage, or they want to have children two years later. Couples who are not ready to have children for the time being usually use contraceptive methods. Among the many contraceptive methods, condoms are still the most popular. This reduces the invasion of germs and does not harm the female body.

But many men don't like to be restrained when they have sex with their spouses, and they hate all kinds of things between them. Men should value women, love them and protect them, and they should not only think about their own enjoyment without considering women.

Condoms can effectively prevent cross-infection between two people and are also an effective contraceptive method that does not pose a threat to physical and mental health. So why do men hate using condoms? Why do men hate wearing condoms? Generally, there are three reasons that make them feel uncomfortable, especially the fourth one.

1. The “effect” that affects boys

Some men feel that condoms are too tight and restrictive after using them. The discomfort themselves outweighs the comfort of sexual intercourse, and also causes problems such as uncomfortable urination, burning urine, and thin flow.

This will lead to problems with erection, making it impossible to maintain an erection for a long time, affecting the excitement of both people, and may cause a shadow in the future sexual life of the couple. Men who suffer from this kind of "pain" are unwilling to use condoms anymore, which is a bad result. You can try to find a larger size condom that suits you.

2. Skin allergies

This kind of situation is the most worrying thing. There was a report before: a couple, the boyfriend kissed her, she had skin allergies, small red spots appeared all over her body, and had to go through several desensitization treatments. Therefore, skin allergies are uncomfortable for everyone. Some men have skin allergies after using condoms, and small itchy red rashes have appeared. They feel uncomfortable and worried.

This will greatly affect the normal development of the couple's sexual life, because due to this kind of skin allergy, they are unwilling to use condoms. Such people need to choose carefully and find condoms suitable for their own conditions to change skin allergies, or see a doctor.

3. Prejudice against condoms

Some people refuse to use condoms for no reason, and this group of people is mainly middle-aged and elderly people. They lack safety awareness and health awareness, and they say that it is not necessarily urgent if others do not use condoms before. They do not understand the risk of infection caused by cross-infection between the two sexes, and they follow suit when they hear that others do not need to use condoms. They also do not consider women's feelings or their requirements, which is a selfish personal behavior.