Female Condoms friendly girls

jhingy567 said:
Damn this gets me even more intrueged about skinless, though Im already happy settling with Okamoto 0.01s...
(can anyone content how these Okamotos compare with the real thing).

Is it really valium vs heroin?
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For me personally I can absolutely tell a difference, I don't really know how to describe it, maybe "wetter" as you can feel each others fluids on you skin which you can't with a rubber. For me that is more pleasant but not enough to make it worth the risk of NOT wearing the condom.

MikeH said:
I have selected rubber and variety of partners over no rubber and one partner.
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Same here. While I have a live in girlfriend, we both prefer to have a variety of partners, it's an open relationship, and she is basically a SW due to her sugaring and I see multiple SB's and escorts so for us wearing condoms and getting tested is just as important as it is for any of the SWs here on TAG. I'll wear the condom, it'll feel slightly less good, but I'll get to keep playing over and over again.
 
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wraithfive said:
maybe "wetter" as you can feel each others fluids on you skin which you can't with a rubber.
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It's also about the warmth. The condom prevents you from feeling that, and I have been told it's both ways. Those new super thin condoms are much better at heat transfer, or so I have been told. :(
 
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MikeH said:
It's also about the warmth. The condom prevents you from feeling that, and I have been told it's both ways. Those new super thin condoms are much better at heat transfer, or so I have been told. :(
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That's a point. I hadn't really consciously thought about it until you brought it up though so I don't think it contributes much to the difference for me. Maybe because a good amount of lube is usually applied just before penetration with everyone I play with regularly and that's kind of cold to start with so either way it takes a bit to warm things up.

That might be one area where a female condom excels though. If she were to insert it a several minutes before penetration occurrs it would have time to warm up to body temp.
 
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MikeH said:
It's also about the warmth. The condom prevents you from feeling that, and I have been told it's both ways. Those new super thin condoms are much better at heat transfer, or so I have been told. :(
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Oh i bet it does feel a lot warmer without, but i've still heard guys say "you're so warm" when using them.
I guess i have an oven inside, lol.
 
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wraithfive said:
To get back to female condoms, for those who have used them with providers or otherwise, does it feel any different that using a male condom? What is the advantage supposed to be for either male or female?
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I've had several experiences and the feeling is.. rather than moving with a raincoat tightly wrapped around you(condom), you're moving in a very loose raincoat. I didn't like the feeling of the plastic latex...kind of felt like fucking kitchen clear wrap. The advantage with my partner was that she didn't mind me switching from vaginal to anal since wore one in each.
 
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A thread after my own heart!

I am a huge fan of the female condom and use them occasionally with my clients in Australia. They are still a bit of a novelty here and men can be a bit freaked out if you don’t warn them beforehand.

Not to be terribly graphic and unsexy, but I prefer to insert the condom before we meet, which is (typically) about half an hour before ‘the main event’. The solid plastic ring at the top seems to anchor the condom in place quite well. The protruding external bit can simply be moved to out of the way for DATY- the whole thing remains anchored in place.

Men have told me that the feeling is not quite bareback, but more natural feeling than wearing a male condom. They are definitely only good for one shot though. For multiple shots, simply remove the female condom and then revert to male condoms. You could use another female condom, but no-one wants to witness the contortionist-like moves needed to insert the condom properly.

More expensive than a male condom- in Oz they are around $4-$5 AUD each. Lots of lube required also. Definitely worth trying though.

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