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"Hello everyone, I'm Ilenia and I have a small problem... contraceptive! For various reasons I had to stop taking the pill, and with my boyfriend we started using condoms again. Except that, a few hours after intercourse, he starts complaining of itching and burning, as well as a feeling of swelling... right on the penis! Initially I played it down a bit, but he actually feels really bad and now he doesn't want to use a condom anymore! On the other hand, I don't want to know how to use a spiral or diaphragm... What do you recommend? Thank you!"
Dear Ilenia, your boyfriend is most likely allergic to latex! Latex allergy is not widespread, but it can cause problems ranging from mild redness and itching (as in the case of your boyfriend) to anaphylactic shock. So, better avoid insisting! The good news, however, is that all the best condom brands also have latex-free condoms among their offerings, designed specifically for the most sensitive and allergic. Made of alternative materials such as polyurethane and polyisoprene, they guarantee the same protection and comfort as latex condoms, but without the risk of allergies! Try Latex Free by Control (which are also ultra-thin!) or the entire Skyn line by Akuel. Our favourites? Skyn Extra Lubricated, already lubricated!
"Hello girls from MySecretCase! My name is Elisa and I'm writing to you because a few months ago I bought a Mooncup A from you. I was very enthusiastic at the idea of using the menstrual cup but, unfortunately, since I've been using it I've had burning sensations when peeing several times, if not actual episodes of cystitis! I've almost never suffered from it in the past, and now I'm a little worried... there's something that Am I using it wrong? It seems to me that I'm inserting it correctly, only sometimes I feel like it's a little "squeezing"... Give me some advice, please! No, we, die-hard fans of the cup, will certainly not be the ones to suggest that you give up! The menstrual cup is one of the most hygienic and respectful of female physiology menstrual devices therefore, if chosen and used correctly, it drastically reduces the risk of inflammation and infections such as the terrible cystitis. However, if not cleaned correctly or if the wrong size or too rigid size is chosen, it can cause some discomfort. And the fact that every now and then you feel "squeezing" makes me think that the Mooncup A is not the right cup for you: it could be a little too big and could slightly compress the urethra. If you are under thirty and have not had vaginal births, perhaps the slightly smaller Mooncup B or Sensitive Eve may be more suitable for you. Try changing the cup, remember to always handle it with very clean hands and sterilize it between one cycle and another in boiling water, and then place it in a clean container, possibly a bag made of natural fibres! Let us know!
"Good morning! Since I have very delicate skin, I'm looking for a massage oil with the most natural formula possible. I don't yet know what I'm allergic to, but some erotic gels that I've used in the past have caused me several irritations, once even eczema. How should I adjust with the ingredients?"
Good morning to you! To be on the safe side, we recommend using the Titillating Massage Candle by YESforLOV, composed exclusively of hydrating, delicate and emollient substances such as soy, coconut and sesame. If you are worried about the consistency, we assure you that this candle, compared to others that are more pasty, is able to produce, as long as it is left lit for several minutes, a very liquid oil, sensational when in contact with the skin. If, however, you prefer a ready-to-use oil to take anywhere and which possibly has a practical dispenser, there is now the new ORGANIC line from Shunga, whose products are 100% made with natural cold-pressed oils without animal or mineral traces. In any case, always pay attention to the materials indicated in the "technical details" of each product: if it reads "100% vegetable" you run no risk!
"Hi girls, I'm Walter. Since I've been a bit stressed lately, I'm looking for a delaying gel or cream to postpone ejaculation. So far I've only tried delaying condoms but they haven't worked much, this would be my first time with an alternative product. Any advice? But above all, how to use it? Should you let it absorb or can you put it on immediately before penetration? Thanks for your help!"
Hi Walter, certainly, it happens to everyone - even women - to have uncontrolled orgasms, no panic! The most famous and used delayer is Manhood Penis Delay by Velv'Or, to be sprayed transversally along the entire penis, preferably if already erect, with particular attention to the base and tip. Even 3-4 sprays are enough, no more, immediately before penetration. If, however, you plan to start with foreplay and oral sex, follow these recommendations carefully: let the spray absorb by massaging it and holding it in the air, wash it with a few drops of water (not running water) and pat dry with a towel. It is important that your partner does not ingest the product, even if it is not toxic. It should work, if not, we're here!
"Hello! I'm writing to you because I finally gave in to anal stimulation from my girlfriend and I confess that I really liked it. Now we want to try pegging and we have already bought the Share We are happy that you want to try something new, we were among the first to talk about pegging in Italy and we are certain that, if done in the right way, you will love it! So, we would have immediately recommended any silicone lubricant (they dry less quickly, last longer and a generous amount is enough), but then you told us that you will be using a silicone dildo and so we have to do a backtrack! Silicone lubricants are in fact not recommended for combined use with sex toys made of the same material (such as the Share XS) because the combination, in the long run, can be corrosive. However, you can fall back on anal lubricants, which you can all find under the "lubricants" category or at least on hybrids such as Hybrid Lubricant from the excellent System Jo brand, which are long-lasting and at the same time gentle on sex toys. Let us know how it goes, until the next pegging!
"Hello! I'm seeing your vibrating panties, but I don't really understand how they work: is the vibrator attached or detached? In the latter case, where does it fit? Does the Secret Panty, for example, work remotely? And what are the differences between the Secret Panty and the OhMiBod Massager App? Sorry for the thousand questions, but I would like to understand if the panties are really wearable everywhere!"
Hello! The lowest common denominator of the entire "vibrating panties" category is the panties + mini vibrator combination. The latter, however, can vary considerably from model to model. The Secret Panty have a wifi remote control which, at a close distance of 2-3 metres, regulates the 10 vibrations of the bullet, which in this case is removable. For more technological erotic games for couples, you should instead switch to the OhMiBod Massager App, which requires a smartphone with a Bluetooth device. Even in this case, however, the maximum distance between smartphone and vibrator must be 10 meters. If you want to play even further away, the only option is to leave the panties behind and focus on the We Vibe 4 Plus, a wireless vibrator to be used via application. The simplest vibrating panties ever, these ones to wear under your trousers even when you're out and about, are those by Love Rider, with a mini vibrator integrated into the panties that vibrate as soon as you click on the black bullet button.
"Good morning! I've been wearing the contraceptive ring for several months, but I was wondering: how can I do Kegel exercises with the ring? Does it interfere with the balls? I don't want to remove it on purpose, but a few droplets of pee are starting to come out when I sneeze and I don't want to start suffering from stress incontinence at such an early age (I'm 34). Help me, thank you!"
Good morning! We don't know which ring you are wearing or whether it was you who introduced it or your gynecologist, but our advice is twofold: either keep the vaginal balls at the bottom, as if they were a tampon or a menstrual cup, so as not to let them hit the ring positioned immediately in front of the cervix (therefore at the bottom of the vaginal canal in which you insert the balls), or wait for that one week in which you can remove it, provided that it is not the one in which you get your period, where to do Kegel exercises would not be so much a physiological problem as a hygienic one. If you inserted the ring, simply push it to the bottom (the vaginal canal is not infinite, so it doesn't get lost) and hold the balls at the bottom. Otherwise, if you usually turn to your trusted gynecologist, trust her, she will definitely know how to advise you!
"Good morning everyone! I have a problem: when I have sex with my boyfriend, I can't lubricate myself. It's not that I don't excite me or that he doesn't give me confidence, on the contrary, he is very delicate and patient, but there's no way around it, my vagina is always too dry. Penetration is therefore always very tiring and annoying, to the point that twice I had small abrasions that caused a little blood to come out. I tried with the oil of almond and with the Play Eternal that I already had at home, but he doesn't like to stay all sticky, from the series that really diminishes his desire. What do you recommend me to use without immediately resorting to drastic solutions?"
Hi! Obviously it depends on the duration and intensity of the discomfort, but there are still many ways to try before running to the sexologist/psychologist. Have you ever thought, for example, about choosing a vaginal lubricant? There are excellent ones, such as the completely natural ones from Intimate Organics, in particular the Organic G-Spot Stimulating Gel and the Tightening Pleasure Gel for the vaginal muscles, or the Solution series by Zini with L-Arginine to elasticize the walls. In the "vaginal lubricants" section you can choose together the one that's right for you, especially since their water-based formula is non-greasy and non-sticky. If this isn't enough, we recommend Lowe's Aurora pocket laser, perhaps a little expensive but revolutionary: just point it on the labia majora and minora for a few minutes to reactivate circulation and better prepare you for penetration. We hope we have been useful to you!
"Hi everyone, I've been vegan for about two years but I'm only now asking myself the question because until a few weeks ago I was in a stable relationship in which no contraceptive method was used. Could you tell me which products I can use with certainty? Or at least what and where to look? For me it's very important not only that they don't have latex, but also that they aren't tested on animals. Thank you very much!"
Hello! Not only a legitimate question but also a very interesting one, thanks to you for asking it! So, as far as condoms are concerned, be on the safe side with latex-free ones, explicitly indicated under the category "latex-free condoms". As for sex toys, however, all those made of 100% medical silicone are fine (if you choose Lelo or Fun Factory you can be sure that they are not made with animal fats), the SexArtStudio dildos in hand-crafted wood by the Italian artist Jan Incoronato or the tempered glass dildos by Gläs. You need to pay extra attention to cosmetics (kissable, shower gel, oil candles), but there are many that can be right for you, such as Shunga's Organic Oils for erotic massage, the 100% organic and vegan-friendly Bioglide lubricants and those of Intimate Organics. Otherwise there are Viamax's Organic Glide and System Jo's Organic Lubricant. There would also be others, but on these you can be 100% sure that you respect every living being, starting with yourself!
"Hello everyone! I would like to buy a harness to use with my partner, but it is very important that the back is open so that we can then exchange each other and be able to have anal sex easily without having to unfasten, remove, etc. I was looking at the Ooh! Strap On Harness by Faire Hommage, but I can't understand two things: if the back leaves the butt completely exposed and if it is necessary to buy a dildo or a vibrator of the exact size of the circle in the center. You can can you help me?"

Hello! The harness you were looking at is excellent for a whole series of reasons: it is made of real leather and therefore very delicate on the body, it is very slim and ergonomic so it avoids the harness effect by definitely resembling a thong, and it has two rings of different diameters that can be removed in a very practical and quick way through the Velcro closures. As regards the dildos to choose, however, we recommend two paths: either you buy the harness first and then, based on the diameter of the rings, you look at which dildos have the diameter closest to that of one of the two rings supplied, or you simply choose any of the strap-on dildos or wearable dildos that you find on the site. The ring sizes are quite standard, that is, calibrated to the average diameter of most dildos on the market. The dildos are also made of silicone and therefore quite elastic, it shouldn't be a problem to insert them in a stable manner at least in one of the two rings. We hope we have been useful to you, see you soon!
"Hello girls! I'm a little ashamed but I'm 18 years old and I'm still a virgin, in the sense that I've never had penetrative sex. Up until now I've always touched, or let myself be touched, my clitoris, but I'm looking for something different that can also prepare me for penetration. In fact, the reason why I always postpone my first time is that I'm terrified of physical pain and therefore I'm always tense. What is the best sex toy to "smooth out" my road? Thanks for the help!"
Hi dear! But what a shame, at your age, no matter what your friends say, it's normal to be a virgin. If you've been trying for years but can't do it because you're too tense, then that's another matter. There are certainly sex toys that can help you prepare not so much physically as psychologically for the entry of a foreign body, but we avoid recommending those that are too thick, because it is essential to proceed step by step to avoid causing unnecessary harm to yourself. Mini vibrators, for example, which are smaller, more compact and tend to be less powerful, are the most suitable for starting to penetrate delicately. Let's say that the process is: clitoral vibrator for external stimulation, mini vibrator for internal stimulation and only later the classic vibrator. We recommend starting with Discover by Lovelife by OhMiBod or Ipo by Pico Bong, specifically designed for girls who want a softer approach to pleasure. Oh, please: never forget the lubricant, in your case preferably vaginal, which is more delicate. Put some on your labia and the vibrator and... let us know how it goes!
"Hello! Some time ago I purchased a rabbit vibrator from you, namely Amorino by Fun Factory, and I was wondering if it could also be suitable for anal penetration. I read on your site that, for safety reasons, the ideal would be for the vibrator to have a wider base than the body so as not to risk slipping inside the anus, right? If that's why the rabbit vibrator would have a base that hinders its total insertion, so I can't use mine? Thanks for your answer!"
Hi! You are perfectly right about the fact that the rabbit vibrator does not run the risk of slipping into the anus due to the shorter clitoral stimulator placed near the base which effectively acts as a "block", but you can recognize a rabbit vibrator that is valid for your purpose from one that is not by the distance between the central body and the one responsible for stimulating the clitoris: if it is too short, in fact, it allows only the tip of the central body to be inserted into the anus and not the entire vibrator to the end, and this is because the design of the rabbit is studied on female vaginal anatomy. Anal vibrators, on the other hand, are long and have no other arms or extensions that hinder their insertion up to the handle (where, however, there is a safety base that avoids the suppository effect). In the case of anal vibrators with attached prostate stimulator, however, there is a shorter arm, but very thin and shaped like a ball, however different from that of the rabbit (see Pearly or Stubby, also by Fun Factory). In conclusion, the rabbit vibrator is not ideal for satisfying anal sex, but even if you try nothing happens, you might even find that it's fine for your anatomy!

"Hello everyone! I'm looking for a vibrator that I can use while taking a bath, therefore to be completely immersed in water. In your product descriptions and technical specifications I sometimes read "waterproof", sometimes "splash-proof", sometimes "waterproof", but I don't understand whether they are synonymous or not. I wouldn't want to find myself paying 100-odd euros for a vibrator and then ruining it immediately on the first dive without even being able to return it. You could help me?"
Hi! Yours is a more than legitimate question, because once we were unable to help a customer who, having not carefully read the instructions inside the box (a precaution that we always recommend doing despite having already read the product description on the site which is informative, but not entirely exhaustive for obvious space reasons), had immersed a toy that was declared splashproof, i.e. splash-proof. So here are the differences: while impermeable and waterproof are synonymous and denote a submersible product, splashproof means that the vibrator resists splashes, but not total immersion. Very often, in fact, production companies include it as a quality, when in fact they would do better to say "attention: not waterproof"! It works a bit like watches: unless they are divers, always be wary of when it says somewhere that they are water resistant, a few splashes on the dial do not mean permanence for entire minutes in the water which then ends up in the gears and whoever has seen it has seen it. So make sure that the technical details say "waterproof" (almost all Lelo and Fun Factory products are), otherwise goodbye bathtub!

"Hi girls! Since my boyfriend is a fan of the iPhone, iPad and everything else in the Apple world, I would like to give him a vibrator for Valentine's Day that can be synchronized with the smartphone and that also works at a significant distance. I read in some that they only work at a distance of 10 metres, perhaps a little bit because we would practically have to be in the same room and at that point there wouldn't be much difference with a vibrating egg, right? Could you recommend one that can withstand a greater distance? Thanks a thousand!"
Hello! Now there are several, but it is actually not always clear what the maximum sustained distance is. We therefore recommend the most high-performance wireless vibrator in terms of technology and the safest in terms of quality: We Vibe 4 Plus, the wireless vibrator with WeConnect app available for both iOS 7 or later (i.e. from iPhone 4 onwards), and for Android 4.3 and later versions. With the WeConnect app you can choose and modulate the vibrations remotely and create new playlists to keep memorized for next use, and you can also play from different continents. With We Vibe you can be sure: it may be a little more expensive than the others, but it is a very high level product. The iPhone of vibrators, in short!

"Hello everyone! I confess, I hate my menstruation very much! There is absolutely no way I can find an easy solution: external pads irritate my skin, internal pads and the cup were not recommended to me by my gynecologist due to ovarian cystosis, so I researched and found out about washable pads, but I'm a bit perplexed. Can it absorb a very abundant flow? Will it remain then all day with the wet pad? No because I wouldn't want it to have a "diaper" effect. Thanks for the reply!"
Hello and thanks to you! Washable sanitary pads, in this case Lunapads, which are among the best around, work exactly like normal external sanitary pads, with the difference that they can be reused and that, being made of 100% organic cotton, they do not irritate the skin. To be precise, these are "strips" of cotton with a very thin nylon film that avoids the risk of dripping and with wings to attach to the panties using an automatic button. Just like other tampons they need to be replaced, so it's a good idea to have a spare strip, and they need to be selected based on your flow. To wash them, soap and water are enough, do not use bleach, which weakens and wears them out. For the rest, these are external absorbents in all respects with the advantage of being hygienic, economical and ecological. It's worth a try!

"Good morning! I would like to buy a cock ring but I am very conflicted: even if I read the dimensions of the diameter and compare them with those of my penis, I am still afraid that it will be too tight for me and that it will cause me some unwanted accidents, I don't want to end up in ER - It's all the fault of sex! I don't want to seem like a hypochondriac, but I have heard that a joke like this can even give me priapism! Please be as sincere as possible..."
Good morning to you! We confess that this is one of the most frequent concerns, so we seize the opportunity to reassure you and all the others who have asked the same question in the past: cock rings or phallic rings are made of extra-flexible medical silicone, precisely to widen when necessary and adhere to the penis enough to tighten it without suffocating it. The measurements are usually calibrated to those of an average penis, so if you know you have a penis with a truly considerable diameter, we recommend that you get yourself a tape measure and proceed with the measurements until you find the cock ring closest to your size. As for priapism, these are borderline situations perhaps due to a pre-existing pathology or excessively risky forcing, the cock ring should be worn with an erect penis and with a little lubricant, you can immediately understand whether it fits or not. However, the material is not rigid, so you can widen it up to 1-1.5 cm more in diameter without contraindications! Choose with peace of mind, if it doesn't go well, you can always return it!

"Good morning, I'm Luca and I'm writing from the province of Palermo. The town where I live is really small and when I have to buy condoms I either settle for the pharmacy or, to find a bit of variety, I have to drive to the nearest centre. For this reason I would be very tempted by the idea of buying condoms online, but I would like to understand if there is a minimum number of pieces for the purchase and if the delivery times are very long. Thank you!"
Hi Luca, thanks for writing to us! The idea of buying condoms online is excellent, and we're not just saying this to get our money's worth: ordering condoms online means having a huge range of choices, and having plenty of time to compare products and prices without making the old lady waiting in line at the pharmacy behind you to buy blood pressure tablets! When ordering on MySecretCase there is no minimum number of pieces, although what we recommend is to place an order that allows you to amortize the shipping costs (it doesn't make much sense to pay €3.90 on an order of €6.90, for example!), perhaps buying both the condoms that you are used to using and with which you feel comfortable, and something different that intrigues you. And if you complete your order by 2pm, your anonymous package will be with you in 48 hours. So come on, don't be shy, experience the thrill of buying condoms online... you'll see that you won't be able to do without them anymore!

"Hello to the entire MySecretCase team!
I'm an almost customer of yours. I say "almost" because I've been trying to choose a sex toy to buy for a few days, but there's a basic doubt that grips me: but the vibrating ring, how does it work? That is, I seem to understand quite clearly what its function is, and in fact I would like to get one to last a little longer. But what I'm not clear on it's just like using the vibrating ring and how to put the vibrating ring on. Could you give me some advice? Then I'll decide to buy one, I promise!"
Giulio
Dear Giulio,
You did a great job writing to us! It's normal not to have very clear ideas about sex toys, especially if you've never tried one. Vibrating rings are an excellent way to enter the world of sex toys, because they are effective and stimulating, but they are nothing too "invasive". As you were saying, a vibrating ring helps to prolong the duration of the erection, but with its vibrations it stimulates both the penis and the clitoris and vulva: highly recommended! As for your other doubts, i.e. how to put the vibrating ring and how to use the vibrating ring, we can reassure you: it's easier said than done. You must wear the vibrating ring with the penis erect, inserting it at the base of the penis and keeping the part containing the vibrating bullet facing upwards, because it will be the one that will rest on the clitoris during sexual intercourse. At this point all you have to do is start the vibrations by pressing the power button or, if you decide to buy a latest generation vibrating ring (like the brand new Lifeguard by PicoBong), activating it through the dedicated app. We hope we have been helpful, now we are waiting for your order... or your request for further clarification!

"Good morning, I'm Marina and I'm writing from Catania. I've always used Control condoms, because both my partner and I get along very well. I've been suffering from vaginal dryness for some time and therefore I would like to start using a lubricant. But how do you use a Control lubricant? Should it be put on the condom or on the vagina? In what quantity? Thank you!"
Dear Marina, thank you for writing to us. Control lubricant is used like all other lubricants: it can be applied on the penis (after wearing the condom correctly, please!) or on the external part of the vagina, both before and during intercourse. The function of Control lubricant is in fact to facilitate penetration, reducing friction and the resulting discomfort. As for the quantities, it's up to you: one nut may be enough, but if you want a more "smooth" sensation you can also use a lot, or add more during sexual intercourse. Now that you understand how to use Control lubricant, don't wait to use it: try Pleasure Gel Aloe, water-based and soothing thanks to Aloe Vera, designed specifically for cases of vaginal dryness!

"Good morning, my name is Laura and I'm writing from Milan. I tried to search the site a bit but I was left with a doubt: what are Chinese balls? Are they vaginal balls or are they something different? I've heard of them as an instrument of pleasure, but from what I read among your products, vaginal balls are mainly used for health... so I'm even more suspicious that they are different things. Thank you if you'd like reply to me!"
Laura
Hi Laura! I'm sorry if reading on our site your doubts have amplified rather than diminished! The truth is that there are numerous names with which these small spheres with multiple functions can be called: vaginal balls, vaginal spheres, geisha balls, ben wa balls, kegel balls, kegel balls, Chinese balls, Chinese spheres... and all these names essentially indicate the same thing! Chinese balls are spheres, made of steel or silicone, to be inserted into the vagina both for "fun" and for well-being: the weight they exert on the pelvic floor muscles, in fact, leads the pelvic muscles to contract and carry out a spontaneous workout. Using them can cause pleasure, but the main effect of vaginal balls is to progressively and effortlessly strengthen the muscles, allowing a reduction in problems related to incontinence and an increase in pleasure during sex, as well as an improvement in lubrication (the movement of the small weights inside the Chinese balls increases blood circulation and, therefore, vaginal lubrication). So let's call them what we want: the important thing is to use them, especially from the age of thirty onwards!

"Good evening, I would like to buy some delaying condoms because lately I happen to last very little in bed. However, I am afraid that they will hurt. I would like to know how delaying condoms work and what substances they contain, and if they are harmful to your health. Thank you,"
Luciano
Good evening Luciano. Delay condoms contain an anesthetic, which is intended to slightly "put to sleep" the penis, decreasing its sensitivity and therefore prolonging the duration of the erection. Very often, in fact, the very rapid achievement of ejaculation is due to an accentuated sensitivity of the penis, especially in certain areas, such as the tip. A delaying condom, with its light content of benzocaine or lidocaine, very slightly anesthetizes the penis, allowing the moment of the climax of pleasure to be postponed. If used occasionally, or continuously but only for short periods of time, delaying condoms are not dangerous to your health and have no contraindications. Our advice is to buy a pack, choosing from the most reliable brands we have in the catalogue, to see how it works. If you find it good, use them in peace, but alternating their use with classic condoms, also in order to monitor your sexual performances without "help". If you notice that the duration of your erection has decreased further, it may be time to investigate the causes in more depth. Greetings!

"Hello everyone, I have already purchased from your site a few times and I congratulate you. I am writing to you because I would like to understand what Ohmibod is. Is it a vibrator? Is it an app? I have heard of it, but I tried to search online and it's not as if my ideas have been clarified... I hope to receive a response from you as usual! Thanks," Julie
Hi Julie! Thanks for the compliments and the big question! In the end, OhMiBod, what is it? OhMiBod is first and foremost the name of a brand that makes sex toys, and which has focused everything, in particular, on musical sex toys and wireless sex toys that work with apps. Its most famous women's sex toys are in fact Freestyle and Original 3.0 Music, which can be connected with a jack cable to your smartphone, iPod or any other device that plays music and which vibrate to the rhythm of the selected songs, or the Bluemotion Nex 1 vibrating panties and the Bluemotion Nex 2 G-spot vibrator, which work via apps. That's perhaps why you were a little confused about it! Through the app of the same name it is possible to select even more vibration modes, create personalized modes, make the sex toy vibrate with music, voice or surrounding noises, and above all have the sex toy controlled by your partner, even remotely. Funny, right?

"Hello everyone, I'm Ylenia. I'm a very shy but also very curious girl, and I would really like to try anal sex. My boyfriend, however, doesn't seem very interested in the topic, and so I decided to do it alone. I would like to buy an anal sex toy, but I would like to know how to use an anal plug or an anal dildo. Are there any particular precautions to take before using one, or any particular preparation to follow?"
Hello Ylenia, long live curiosity! If you've never tried anal penetration, you might be better off trying using a butt plug rather than an anal dildo. It's generally best to proceed gradually, and increase size and length little by little! How do you use a butt plug? Very simple: all you have to do is relax (a warm bath is excellent), lubricate the anus abundantly with an anal lubricant (better to choose a water-based one, if the sex toy is made of silicone!) and delicately insert the butt plug into the anus, completely or partially. Once inserted, you can move it gently, or move yourself to feel the sensations it causes you. Done! To use an anal plug there are no particular instructions to follow, other than the choice of a sex toy and a high quality lubricant, and a moment of relaxation to dedicate only to your pleasure and your experiments!

"Good morning, I'm Luca and I'm writing from Taranto. I think I'm one of the few guys who wants to use a condom at all costs, but who has a girlfriend who doesn't want to know about it. I've been with my girlfriend for a few weeks, but she was traumatized when with her ex she ended up with a condom left inside after sex, and only with great difficulty was she able to remove it. Is there a way to prevent the condom from remaining inside the vagina? Thank you,"
Luca
Good morning Luca, we are absolutely on your side: using a condom is very important, both to prevent unwanted pregnancies and to avoid the risk of sexually transmitted diseases! We're sorry that your girlfriend ended up with a condom left in after sex, and imagine the panic! However, this only happens if the condom was not worn correctly or if one was used in a size that was too large. To have protected and safe sex, simply choose quality condoms of the right size (in our online catalog you can find classic condoms, but also XL condoms and XS condoms) and wear them following the instructions, that is: place the condom on the tip of the erect penis; hold the reservoir, unroll the condom to the base of the penis; after intercourse, exit the vagina before losing your erection, holding the condom at the base. Follow these instructions and you'll see, you'll be on the safe side!

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