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  On a serious note, do you have phimosis?
context: You must have some legit masturbitory skills bruh >
  
  How can sex with a partner compete with those skills. >
  
  In my experience it feels much better, but I also feel the joy of sex is more than just the sensation of genitals touching. >
  
  I’ve never had sex with a condom. I prefer ladies. >
  
  I can't imagine having sex solely for physical sensation, and not for an intimate shared experience with someone I care about, be it friend or more. That alone makes it better than masturbating imho. >
  
  You have sex with your friends??!! >
  
  Sure. Why not? >
  
  Very hot take to agree with OP but sex with condoms is pointless.  It's literally like humping air.  I've never been one to hook up but I can't imagine sex with a stranger is worth the hassle if you're not gonna get anything out of it.  That all said I've got two kids and both of'm were accidents.  No regrets and my partner and I are getting fixed this spring. >
  
  Put some lube in the condom. Masturbate using said condom often until you get used to it. Don’t use the same one ;) >
  
  This is truly something that absolutely fits in this place. You sir have stunningly smooth brain. Here is my upvote. Wow >
  
  This is literally because you choke your chicken too much dude. You’ve either got death grip syndrome or simply Jack off too frequently to the point where you’ve desensitized yourself to sexual pleasure. Take a one week break from masturbating and have sex and tell me you still feel this way. >
  
  Honey, please get intimate in your sexual reactions. 🥺😓 >
  
  This. >
  
  Where does one get male hormonal contraceptives?
  Also that study focused specifically on IUDs, not on less invasive methods such as the pill or patch. And those definitely didn't impact my fertility. 30-90% is not that successful all in all, I can understand why men would be apprehensive about reversible vasectomies. There needs to be better options, both for men and women. The pill definitely sucks as well. >
  
  Uh, no one's forcing you lol. Femcel energy much? You sound super entitled about sex with men right now, as if they owe to you that they should have a procedure that's only 90% reversible, and that's cherry-picking data to what you like to hear. You weren't capable of providing data for male hormonal birth control being available, because that's bullshit. No one forces a IUD inside you. If you don't like the current possibilities, stop having sex. If you can't find a man who's okay with just condoms, then you're looking at the wrong places. I've never had a guy force me through pregnancy, or any other option, I made my choice being informed and voluntarily. I would never feel so entitled as to tell them what to do with their body because I promise you, the men I pick respect me and don't tell me what to do with mine either. 
  So if you feel forced to do "something unreliable" which is simply bullshit, the pill is 99% secure if taken correctly, maybe reconsider which men you choose to have sex with, and get educated. >
  
  woman take on this. sex without a condom also feels better to the woman imo. condoms feel like they will make you raw, they aren't smooth and get stuck, plus they can be cold which freaking sucks. >
  
  Just today I told my partner that I'd rather have no sex than sex with a condom. We're in a 3 year relationship and usually do it without condom but she had to take antibiotics and the pill isnt working at the moment.
  I just think condoms are constricting and they really take the momentum out of a hot and heavy situation. Never been a fan of one night stands too because of that
  What kind of idiot downvotes this lmao >
  
  I hope your partner feels the same about your decision to not have sex with her.  Sounds like you could care less. >
  
  She's respecting my decision not wanting to have sex the same way I do it when she doesn't feel like it. How is it any different from being tired or whatever? There's an external circumstance that causes me to not feel enthusiastic about having sex at that moment. That's how it should be or are you implying partners owe each other sex whenever they feel like it?