What women don’t know (but think they do) can really hurt them.
Sex, desire, intimacy, connection, pleasure…most of us really enjoy it and always seem to want to learn how to make it better – but how about safer?
Practicing safe sex with partners goes without saying but what we want to talk about with our readers is being safer in ways that have a different impact on the body. Time and again, women consider a variety of approaches to spice up or enhance their sexual experience…toys, films, costumes and products, including massage oils, aphrodisiacs and lubricants, those fun potions we keep in our trusty “goody drawers.”
For some women, choices are made by determining what will make them blush the least, typically selecting a bottle of personal lubricant from the drug store shelves. But what we do we really know about the potion inside the bottle?
I am a professional, an entrepreneur, and a man who is passionate about life and what life has to offer. I am looking for a partner who has the same joy, ambition, and passion for life. Next week I will embark on a gay cruise, hoping to meet someone special. I plan to have fun, enjoy, be careful, safe and condom safe, and very comfortable with the condom safe lubricant, Aloe Cadabra. For me, it is the Natural Aloe, with vitamin E for my skin, and my health. Let’s see… how many tubes? 
According to Allie Metcalf, writing for Old Dominion University’s (Virginia) student-run Mace & Crown, many commercial personal lubricants contain mineral oil, which quickly and significantly reduces condom integrity, putting partners at risk for both pregnancy and STD’s: