#femidom

femiwerdom | femiwifdom mascuwerdom | mascuwifdom

femiwerdom: a feminine male gender related to being dominant/a dom, and/or a gender related to being a feminine male dom

femiwifdom: a feminine female gender related to being dominant/a dom, and/or a gender related to being a feminine female dom

mascuwerdom: a masculine male gender related to being dominant/a dom, and/or a gender related to being a masculine male dom

mascuwifdom: a masculine female gender related to being dominant/a dom, and/or a gender related to being a masculine female dom

some combos of these terms/flags!

flag id: four flags with 8 stripes, with the first and eighth being largest, the third and sixth being smaller than those, the fourth and fifth even smaller, and the second and seventh much smaller. the top left flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, purple-pink, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, sky blue, and dark teal. the top right flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, purple-pink, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, light red-pink, and dark teal.

the bottom left flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, turquoise, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, sky blue, and dark teal. the bottom right flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, turquoise, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, light red-pink, and dark teal. end id.

werdom | wifdom mascudom | femidom

werdom: a male gender related to being dominant/a dom

wifdom: a female gender related to being dominant/a dom

mascudom: a masculine gender related to being dominant/a dom

femidom: a feminine gender related to being dominant/a dom

anon asked for mascudom and i figured i’d coin a few more terms! each flag is the genderdom flag with stripes added for the gender quality. ‘wer’ and ‘wif’ are old/middle english terms for men and women, ‘mascu’ is from ‘masculine’, and ‘femi’ is from ‘feminine’!

flag id: four flags with 8 stripes, with the first and eighth being largest, the third and sixth being smaller than those, the fourth and fifth even smaller, and the second and seventh much smaller. the top left flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, sky blue, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, sky blue, and dark teal. the top right flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, light red-pink, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, light red-pink, and dark teal.

the bottom left flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, turquoise, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, turquoise, and dark teal. the bottom right flag’s stripes, in order, are dark teal, purple-pink, silver, faded red, dark red, silver, purple-pink, and dark teal. end id.

Barrieremethoden Kondom und Femidom

Schon seit Jahrtausenden wird das Kondom als Schutz vor Krankheiten und zu Verhütungszwecken gebraucht. Heute ist es wegen der Angst, an AIDS oder anderen Infektionskrankheiten zu erkranken, die am weitesten verbreitete Methode der Verhütung. Zugleich ist es auch die einzige Verhütungsmethode, die einen Schutz vor bakteriellen sowie viralen Erkrankungen…

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Preservativo femminile: cos'è e come funziona

Informazioni sul preservativo femminile

Ideato nel 1993, il preservativo femminile, noto come Femidom, rappresenta in Italia una sostanziale novità perché entrato in commercio da poco. Si tratta di un metodo contraccettivo che permette di evitare gravidanze indesiderate e proteggersi da malattie sessualmente trasmissibili.

Non richiede ricetta medica e può essere inserito, a differenza del preservativo maschile, anche alcune ore prima del rapporto, rendendo così l’atto molto più naturale.

È composto da due anelli flessibili, collegati da una membrana impermeabile fatta di nitrile sintetico, poliuretano o lattice, lunga quanto un condom maschile.

L’anello interno, chiuso ermeticamente, va sospinto delicatamente all’interno della vagina, quello esterno deve rimanere fuori e andrà a coprire parte dei genitali esterni. Quest’anello, lasciato aperto, permetterà l’ingresso del pene.

Metodo d’inserimento: per prima cosa lavatevi le mani; aprite la confezione senza utilizzare le forbici; assumete una posizione comoda per l’inserimento; tenete l’estremità chiusa e stringetela tra due dita in modo che diventi stretta e lunga; con l’altra mano aprite le labbra vaginali per facilitare l’inserimento; sospingete delicatamente il preservativo in vagina aiutandovi con l’indice e stando attente a non far attorcigliare la membrana.

L’anello interno si posizionerà naturalmente dietro l’osso pubico. Quello esterno dovrà invece rimanere fuori. Per toglierlo, stringete l’anello esterno e tirate fuori delicatamente il preservativo.

L’introduzione del Femidom potrebbe risultare difficoltosa durante i primi tentativi, per poi diventare più semplice col tempo. Per questo motivo, prima di decidere di abbondare questo metodo contraccettivo, provate ad utilizzarlo per almeno tre volte.

È doloroso? Se inserito correttamente, il preservativo non provoca alcun dolore, al massimo un leggero fastidio durante i primi tentativi, ma si tratta di una sensazione assolutamente normale.

Alcuni accorgimenti:

il Femidom non va utilizzato insieme al preservativo maschile.

Non usare più di una volta lo stesso preservativo e sostituirlo in caso di evidenti danneggiamenti che potrebbero compromettere la sua protezione.

È possibile usare lubrificanti durante il rapporto, ma attenzione al lattice: con questo materiale non vanno usate sostanze oleose.

È necessario introdurre il pene correttamente all’interno del preservativo femminile, altrimenti la contraccezione si azzererà.

Esiste in misure differenti, esattamente come il condom maschile, la donna può quindi scegliere la variante più adatta all’anatomia dei propri genitali.

J'ai participé, avec des amis, à un concours organisé par eYeka pour l'association AIDeS consistant à mettre en scène le préservatif féminin au cours d'une vidéo.

Nous avons alors décidé de nous baser sur un format "pre-roll" YouTube / mini scène de vie. Voici le résultat qui n'a malheureusement pas gagné le concours, mais qui reste une petite fierté pour nous.

The internal condom (also sometimes called a female condom or femidom, although that’s pretty cissexist since it presumes that only women have vaginas, & completely ignores the fact that internal condoms are also great for anal sex) is a great although rarely used alternative to the traditional external condom.

What does an internal condom look like?

The best way to describe it is probably like a very large external condom, except that, at the closed end there is a flexible plastic ring making the condom almost cylindrical in shape.

Internal condoms are usually sold in large plastic packets containing one condom. The packets are usually pink with the female gender symbol on them (although, again, internal condom’s aren’t just for women or people with vaginas).

How to use an internal condom:

As with external condoms, the first thing you should do when you’re about to use an internal condom is check the packet. Is it still within the use-by date? Condoms do deteriorate, so using a condom after the use-by date makes it more likely to fail. Does it have a CE Mark, & preferably a kitemark too? These are consumer standards which mean the condom has been tested to ensure it is safe to use & will function correctly. Is the packet damaged? Condoms should be kept in cool, dry places where they will not be damaged. If the packet is creased or has any tears it is possible the condom has been damaged, so you should avoid using it.

Once you’ve checked everything’s ok, push the condom to one side of the packet & then tear one corner - being careful not to tear the condom - & remove the condom from the packet.

The flexible plastic ring sits inside the vagina or anus, & the easiest way to insert it is to squeeze it into a long, thin shape, & then insert it (in the same way you would insert a tampon). Once inside, it should return to the ring shape & sit at the top of the vagina, next to the cervix, or if you’re inserting it anally, just inside the anus. It may take some practice to get it to sit comfortable, & if you’re having difficulty inserting it, you may want to try getting more aroused, so that your muscles can relax, & accommodate the ring more easily. Once it’s in, just check that the outer section is sitting on your labia or anus, & then you’re ready to go (just make sure that whatever you’re inserting goes inside the condom, & the condom doesn’t slip inside you).

Internal condoms come with a coating of silicone lube, but if there’s too much friction, feel free to add more. However, you should never use an internal condom with a external condom, as this will increase friction & make both condoms more likely to split.

Once you’re finished having sex, twist the part of the condom which is outside your vagina or anus, trapping the ejaculate (if there is any) inside, then remove the condom. It might be easier to reach inside to squeeze the ring, but this may not be necessary.

To dispose of the condom, slip it back in the wrapper or some toilet roll, & put it in a bin.

Advantages & disadvantages of using internal condoms:

Advantages:

Some people with penises find that using external condoms reduce their sensitivity because they fit so close to the penis. Since internal condoms are larger, this is less of an issue.

Internal condoms are also great for people who have difficulty finding external condoms that fit, since you don’t have to worry about the condom being too tight or too loose.

Unlike most external condoms, internal condoms aren’t made of latex, so they’re a great option if you have a latex allergy but have trouble finding latex-free external condoms.

Internal condoms can be inserted a few of hours before intercourse, meaning that you don’t have to pause between foreplay & penetration. This can also come in handy if you’re worried you might forget about using protection in the heat of the moment.

Because the internal condom also covers the skin around the vagina or anus, it offers increased protection from STDs such as herpes & genital warts.

Many sex workers also choose to use internal condoms as it gives them agency over protecting their own sexual health, rather than having to depend on their clients to use an external condom.

Disadvantages:

Because internal condoms are larger & made of polyurethane, they have a tendency to be quite noisy during intercourse. However, they are constantly being improved & modern versions are much quieter than older styles.

Internal condoms can be difficult to insert the first few times, especially if you haven’t had practice inserting things like tampons or menstrual cups.

Internal condoms are also slightly more expensive than external ones, although you can get them free from sexual health clinic, or through C:Card on campus.