5 Ways to Make Sex With Condoms Hotter

Condoms are a hot topic these days, but not for the reasons you might think. People are talking about them because they make things more exciting in bed. The most obvious way to make sex with condoms hotter is by adding them into foreplay--but some other ways will surprise you!

1. Use a Lubricant

When using a condom, lubricants can make for a much more enjoyable sex experience. When friction is reduced, sex can feel smoother and more pleasurable. They are also useful for avoiding the risk of pregnancy or the spread of STDs due to a torn or broken condom.

Lubricants come in various formulations, including water, silicone, or oil. You and your partner should carefully consider the merits and drawbacks of each type before settling on one.

• Most lubricants are water-based, and these work fine with any condom. There is no risk of staining them; they are simple to remove. You may need to reapply them during sexual activity because they dry quickly.
• Silicone-based lubricants outlast their water-based counterparts and have a greater thickness and duration. They're great for longer sessions or activities that generate a lot of friction because they don't dry out as quickly. However, they are not washable and cannot be used with silicone sex toys.
• Oil-based lubricants are the most substantial and resilient variety. While they are ideal for high-friction activities, latex condoms are incompatible. Oil-based lubricants are more challenging to clean up and can leave stains on sheets and clothing.

2. Make it a Part of DirtyTalk

Dirty talk is a fun way to spice up your sexual encounters, even when using condoms. Despite the added barrier of a condom, talking about how you feel can help you and your partner feel closer and more intimate. You and your partner can set the mood and increase the sexual tension with some naughty chat before you get to business.

Talking to your partner about your comfort levels and boundaries regarding dirty talk is essential. Use familiar words to your partner, and don't hesitate to solicit their opinion or advice.

Feel free to discuss the condom itself, including how it acts on your skin and what sensations it imparts. Thank your partner for their willingness to use protection to ensure your safety. Doing so can strengthen the bond between you and your partner by making them feel valued and appreciated.

There is no rule that says dirty talk has to be explicit or vulgar. If it's comfortable for you and your partner, use playful language or tease each other. Keep things civil and avoid any language that either partner could consider disrespectful or unwelcome.

3. Use Sensory Deprivation

According to experts at Love Her Feet, using sensory deprivation techniques during sex can be a great way to enhance your sexual experience and make sex with condoms feel more exciting. By reducing or eliminating one sense, such as sight or hearing, you can heighten your other senses and experience more intense sensations.

One way to incorporate sensory deprivation into your sexual experience is to blindfold your partner. This can help them focus on their sensations and make them more sensitive to touch. It can also help them let go of any self-consciousness or insecurities about their body, leading to a more intimate and connected experience.

Bonus Tip:It's essential to communicate with your partner about what you're comfortable with and what boundaries you have before incorporating sensory deprivation techniques into your sexual experience. Make sure to establish a safe word or signal that you can use to stop the activity if it becomes uncomfortable or overwhelming.

4. Try New Positions

Trying out different sex positions is a fun way to add variety to your sexual routine and can even make condoms more exciting. You and your partner can experiment with a wide range of intimate positions to find the one that best suits you.

To increase the intensity of the physical sensation while using a condom, the doggy style is a great position to try. This position gives your partner a chance to direct the action, which can be enticing for both of you.

Changing positions, like the cowgirl or reverse cowgirl, can provide new perspectives and sensations that make condom sex more stimulating. The trick is to talk to your partner and experiment with different positions until you find one that works for both of you.

5. Make it a game

Playfully turning condom use into a game is a great way to spice up your sex life. Here are some fun methods to encourage condom use:

Condom Roulette: Put a variety of condoms in a bowl (of varying colors, textures, and flavors) and take turns picking one out of the bowl while blindfolding. This might heighten the excitement and curiosity of your sexual encounters.

Condom Scavenger Hunt: Put a variety of condoms in a bowl (of varying colors, textures, and flavors) and take turns choosing one out while blindfolded. This might heighten the excitement and curiosity of your sexual encounters.

 Strip Condom: Hide condoms in different places around the bedroom and challenge your partner to find them. This can add a playful and adventurous element to your foreplay.

Condom Quiz: Create a quiz to see how much you and your friends know about condom safety and use. In addition to highlighting the significance of safe sex practices, this can be a pleasant way to learn more about each other's sexual health expertise.

Condom Challenge: Challenge each other to think of novel methods to include condom use into your foreplay and sex by setting a goal to use a particular number of condoms throughout your sexual encounter. This can inject a healthy dose of fun and rivalry into your sex life.

Final Words

As you can see, there are many ways to make condom use more exciting. Even if you’re not planning on using a condom every time you have sex, these tips will help keep your sex life healthy and enjoyable.