Warm up the love story with a cheap but extremely effective “weapon”

My wife and I are old but are planning to renew sex with condoms. Not sure if it’s good or bad, but it’s hard not to feel weird.

M. Duyen (HCMC)

Many people must think that the condom has “completed its historic mission” in sex, especially for elderly couples. It’s not wrong to say that, but it’s not that the condoms don’t have any martial arts.

In fact, if clever, couples can completely return to latex condoms with a new, even “revolutionary” role for pleasure.

As is known, a modern condom no longer only has a contraceptive function but also has many “added values” to satisfy all customers.

These can be professional utilities (lubricant, spermicide…), diversifying products (color, smell, shaping, shaping…) and especially increasing the level of pleasure (shaggy). , corners, wedges…).

New generation condoms are also designed to be personalized, suitable for all sizes, in the form of gel, spray, nano…

Are we over-perfuming condoms? In fact, even if it’s just a condom, it’s the “contents” that it carries with many pairs that make the story.

These “contexts” may recall a time when many couples had to pay their dues before they contributed to building a boat; revived a memory of a night… chickens caught in the hair, the shop closed but ran out of “bags”, he and she had to manage all kinds of fire fighting. They can be recollections of the early days when he was embarrassed with the “raincoat” before his partner’s impatience…

These effects must only be understood by insiders, hence the medicine. The rest, in the eyes of many people, they are very beautiful. Usually, for couples that have never been used, the value of multi-purpose condoms is unique. On the contrary, insiders need to be more creative for condoms to maximize their “strength”.

Regardless of whether the sex is healthy or sick, with a few “raincoats” that cost no more than a bowl of pho, they can do resuscitation, even revive an out of breath – something Chinese medicine can’t do – then … what’s the disease!