Making safer sex a priority is vital for everyone, and transgender women (often referred to in inclusive guides as trans feminine people) have specific considerations depending on their anatomy and the type of sexual activity involved. Choosing and Using Condoms
If an external condom doesn't fit snugly but a smaller "finger cot" is too tight, a cock ring can be used at the base to help keep the condom in place. shemales condoms
Most condoms are latex, but if you or your partner have a latex allergy, nitrile or polyurethane options (like those found at Planned Parenthood) are effective alternatives. Avoid "lambskin" condoms for STI protection, as they have tiny pores that may allow viruses through. Lubrication and Maintenance Making safer sex a priority is vital for
Always pinch the reservoir tip while rolling the condom down to leave space for fluid and prevent the condom from bursting. Avoid "lambskin" condoms for STI protection, as they
When using an internal condom for anal sex, you must remove the internal ring before insertion, as leaving it in can be painful or cause the condom to pop out.
Use water-based or silicone-based lubricants . Oil-based products (like baby oil or lotion) can degrade latex condoms almost instantly, causing them to break.