I need to look out for myself, so whenever I meet a man, I’m thinking of keeping condoms in my bag just in case—even if it’s a dinner-only date.
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Drugstores carry many different types, but do men notice a significant difference in how 1 mm and 2 mm condoms feel? Also, are there any brands you recommend?
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If condoms are okay for you, go with Okamoto.
If you’re sensitive to the smell of latex or have a latex allergy, there’s Sagami, which I believe is made of polyurethane.
Both come in 0.01 and 0.02 mm, with regular and L sizes.
They’re both good quality, and since men generally prefer thinner condoms, either should be fine.
There’s also SKYN for softness and Zone for lubrication.
There are comparison videos on YouTube showing people trying them out, so take a look for reference.
By the way, Fuu is an XL size, but the 0.01 mm series mentioned above doesn’t come in XL, so I wish they’d release one.
Also, if you’re doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) to protect yourself, don’t forget about low-dose birth control pills. Even when you’re using protection, condoms can still slip, leak, or break.
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A man who doesn’t even bring condoms is out of the question to begin with, though…
That said, assuming you do end up in that situation…
If you’re not prone to pain, you can choose a thinner option. But if you are, I think it’s better to prioritize comfort by choosing a material that’s less likely to cause pain and using lubricant as well.
More than how the condom feels, what matters to me is whether the woman is comfortable.
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Since preferences can involve not just thickness but also material and size, I think it’s best to have the man go to a drugstore and buy them if he forgot.
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Thinner ones definitely feel better for men.
The one provided at the love hotel was an Okamoto, and I had no issues with it, so I use Okamoto 0.01.
If things progress to an adult relationship (intimate), I think it’s best to first see how he acts. If he clearly tries to proceed without putting one on, ask him to use one. If he says he doesn’t have any or makes some other excuse, you can then take out the one you brought.
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