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" Making condoms sound playful is easy (love glove, woody hoodie, peter parka...). But coming up with cutesy names isn&amp;#039;t enough to get a guy to like wearing one, despite the fact that they ward off unwanted pregnancies and STDs. Lucky for you, Cosmo has found ways to maximize pleasure while using protection. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s as simple as choosing the right rubber, making him feel at ease, and keeping the intensity high throughout the act,&amp;quot; says sexologist Yvonne K. Fulbright, PhD, author of Sex With Your Ex. When you do all three, &amp;quot;he won&amp;#039;t have the usual anxiety about losing his erection or not being able to climax.&amp;quot; What&amp;#039;s more, you&amp;#039;ll be able to milk more sensations out of safe sex too. We&amp;#039;re sharing it all right here.  Related Video        Shopping Tips Most people spend all of seven seconds choosing a condom, according to data from Trojan. But a last-minute dash to the drugstore can mean less satisfaction in the sack. Below, we explain how to pick a winner. Size matters. The right fit completely changes how a guy experiences sex with a condom. One that&amp;#039;s too tight reduces sensation, takes longer to get on (which can deflate his erection), and is more likely to break. Quick sizing test: If you can&amp;#039;t roll the raincoat all the way down to the base of his penis, it&amp;#039;s not large enough. That said, an oversize one can slip off, and the extra material can make your dude feel inadequate. Though the standard size of condoms is about 7 inches long, the length can vary up to an inch and girth sizes also range, so experiment with brands and styles (sites like  list size categories). Try a condom designed with a swirl or bulb at the end of it \u2014 it&amp;#039;ll say so on the box, usually with a word like twist or pleasure or spiral. These models fit securely around the base of his shaft while creating more friction near the nerve-packed head of his penis. Consider a polyurethane prophylactic. Unlike latex, they transmit body heat, making intercourse feel more sensual. If you and your guy are committed and STD-free, try a lambskin condom. These also transmit heat, and many men swear this type feels more like skin on skin. But they only protect against pregnancy, since the natural, porous material can allow the transmission of STDs.  Let&amp;#039;s Get It On Rolling one on doesn&amp;#039;t have to ruin the mood. The faster you can slip on a safety sheath, the less likely he is to go limp. Minimize fumbling by opening the wrapper during foreplay. Pull the condom out, and place two drops of lube inside. This increases sensation at the supersensitive head of his penis. Place the opening over the top of his shaft. Hold it there with one hand, lightly squeeze the tip of the condom, and use the other hand to unravel it all the way down to the base of his member. For a treat, use your mouth. Dab your lips with lube, then lightly suck the (nonspermicidal!) disc into your mouth with the nipple end inward. (Grossed out? Try a flavored love glove.) Carefully wrap your lips over your teeth and put your mouth at the head of his member. Push your lips against the ring of the condom, slide it down his shaft, and unroll the rest with your hand. Ta-da!  Pleasure-Maxing Moves A condom needn&amp;#039;t come between you, him, and a climax. Squeeze your legs together in missionary or doggie-style to create extra pressure. Make a V with your pointer and middle fingers, then place it between your legs. Press it against the base of his penis as he thrusts. This gives him more stimulation where the condom is tightest (i.e., most numbing). Buy a vibrating ring \u2014 Trojan, Durex, and LifeStyles sell them. It&amp;#039;s a plastic band attached to a buzzing nub. Place the band around the base of the condom, with the nub facing your clitoris, and enjoy the pulsating ride. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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