Way to go to the person who commented above me! I was going to make the same point! Additionally, and just a note on terminology and thinking outside of the heteronormative box, the "female condom" can/should be called the "receptive condom." If the inner ring is removed, the condom can be used for receptive anal intercourse. Considering that all bodies, regardless of gender performance, have anuses, this condom should not be limited to female-bodied individuals. The anus has a similar amount of surface area as the vagina of a mucus membrane (soft, fleshy parts of our bodies, like the soft pallette in the back of the roof of our mouths, that act as super highways for viruses into our blood systems) and therefore using a receptive condom will help protect against the skin-to-skin and fluid-to-skin STI contraction (as mentioned above). Also, for the plastic bag/wind-breaker pants sound, you can always moan louder and/or turn up the music to muffle the sounds :)
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Way to go to the person who commented above me! I was going to make the same point! Additionally, and just a note on terminology and thinking outside of the heteronormative box, the "female condom" can/should be called the "receptive condom." If the inner ring is removed, the condom can be used for receptive anal intercourse. Considering that all bodies, regardless of gender performance, have anuses, this condom should not be limited to female-bodied individuals. The anus has a similar amount of surface area as the vagina of a mucus membrane (soft, fleshy parts of our bodies, like the soft pallette in the back of the roof of our mouths, that act as super highways for viruses into our blood systems) and therefore using a receptive condom will help protect against the skin-to-skin and fluid-to-skin STI contraction (as mentioned above). Also, for the plastic bag/wind-breaker pants sound, you can always moan louder and/or turn up the music to muffle the sounds :)
December 11, 2010 - 10:18amThis Comment
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