Is it really that different with or without a condom? Why are some people so insistent on not using one? Does it dull the sensation?

Maezawa from the President’s Office here as well. Thank you for your question. The example Kazu gave is easy to understand. In reality, condoms are even thinner, but I still thought it was a helpful example. I also think there may be a psychological factor involved. For example, some people faint during a blood test at a health checkup. From the hospital’s perspective, it’s impossible to faint from having only about 40 cc of blood drawn, so it seems to be interpreted as psychological. In the same way, it may sometimes be due to something like a man’s own expectations or assumptions. That’s why men seem surprised afterward when they’re with a woman who can put on a condom without them realizing when it happened. (The brain assumes no condom is being used, so apparently they can still feel just as good as when one isn’t being used, even though it actually is.) I’m not really sure what kind of technique it involves, but apparently there are some very skilled women out there.

I’m Kazu, a male member. Even with thin rubber gloves, the sensation is quite different from bare hands, right? It’s about that much of a difference. Apparently, there are people who put it in without asking and without wearing a condom... Adding this after reading Maezawa-san’s answer: Women who quickly put on a condom are great. Personally, that scores more points with me than being good at oral. I can tell they’re probably experienced, but I don’t mind—I actually prefer women who are.