Comments on: Who’s Responsible for Contraception – the Man or the Woman?

By: Jay

Jay — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 04:27:44 +0000

great article! And I strongly agree that it should be discussed before sex while both are still calm or still ‘planning’ about having sex.

Me and my fiance, discussed about it before we had our first sex (and it was her first also). We settled about it months before (imagine that). And we already know by heart about it, we dont even discuss it anymore. If no one carries a condom, then its no sex, but that is bad right? So we buy first. (I already have a stock in my room :p )

It’s always better to be on the ‘safe’ side and both are equally responsible. Remember this, whatever happens to the two of you, be it unwanted pregnancy or STD, you are equally guilty as well. Runniny away from the problem is not the solution.

Always be in agreement when it comes to sex, this ‘arrangement’ (if you will) made our sex life healthy and exciting.

By: barnschop

barnschop — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 06:33:39 +0000

I think that both parties should be equally prepared by carrying condoms. This is especially true when one of the couple have a latex intolerance.
A good idea is that the woman learns to put the condom on in a seductive manner that prolongs the foreplay.

By: Rachael Sudul

Rachael Sudul — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 21:25:25 +0000

Thank you for this article!! This is the exact reason my mom and I decided to start our company Just In Case… we have designed and now sell the first condom compact for women! Looks like a makeup compact so you can discreetly carry your condoms in your purse… just in case.
Condoms ARE for women, we are so much more susceptible to all the STDs and HIV… no to mention we’re the ones to get pregnant so I think there needs to be a change in the paradigm and the marketing of condoms.