Safer sex is important for your own health, they say. This means that during protected sex no bodily fluids are exchanged between the sexual partners in order to minimize the risk of a contagious sexual disease. Protected sex first came into being with the advent of HIV, as this disease was transmitted through sharing syringes in drug circles and also through unprotected sex. As a result, condoms are used today to protect against unwanted pregnancies as well as sexually transmitted diseases.

Safer sex does not only apply to the actual sexual act, however, but is also important for many other sexual games. For example, appropriate protection should also be used during oral sex (blowjobs, pussy licking, etc.) between untested partners or during sex with prostitutes. For men, this would mean using condoms during oral sex, while for women there are corresponding female condoms (female condoms), which are absolutely realistic but prevent direct contact between the man’s tongue and the woman’s pussy. This may not only sound complicated at first, but it is also complicated, but it is much better than transmitting a sexually transmitted disease, which in the worst case scenario can radically turn your life upside down.

Protected sex is extremely important in the area of ​​paid sex, one-night stands or recent acquaintances in order to protect your own life and health. Anyone who wants to forgo protected sex with their partner should in any case ask for a corresponding health certificate and be able to show it themselves. This is the only way to rule out existing diseases, so that normal sex, as practiced by Adam and Eve, is possible.