Cock-goggles..it's a thing!!!

Many years ago in my York U days a friend of mine passed on a term: cockgoggles

Yes

C O C K -  G O G G L E S

What does this mighty fine word mean? Well it's the situation that occurs when someone that loves having sex with a penis hasn't had any in a while. You look around and all things attached to a penis start to look good. If you had standards in men before, they go out the window since you are blinded by desire and need.

Look at it like this: when you drink shit loads you get beer goggles. You'll fuck anything that walks- that's how one night stands are made.

The same works with cockgoggles. Everyone has the limit of how long they can last without the tasty goodness of the cock-ular variety. Then you get drunk...drunk your needs..those natural, human needs. And every cock looks good.

Also how one nighters are made. Hell in some cases it leads to daytime sex in the back of a bread truck. Not judging...just saying....you have to be aware and fulfil those needs before it gets to the bread truck.

Unless of course that is your thing ;)

Celebrate WCD with Intense Sensation

So today marks another World Contraception Day. This day was set to make sure youth knew their birth control options, but it is a good idea for everyone to be thinking about contraception and the prevention of unwanted pregnancies.

There are many options available to women and men in Canada, but the easiest and least expensive would be condoms. These come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some are ribbed while others have twisty patterns. They do not all fit the same- well not all penises (or penis toys) are the same.

When men feel that the condom is too tight, you gotta respect their sensitivities and give them something to work with. Many people turn to larger condoms like the Magnum from Trojan or multiple 54+mm options offered by Durex. Sometimes, however,  the whole condom does not have to be larger- just the head.

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In those cases I recommend Trojan's Intense. So far it receives the most support from people that I have suggested it to. The condom shaft is a normal size, but the head is much larger. This provides greater comfort for men who feel that regular condoms are just too tight at the top. The looseness of the head material also adds to their sensation.

If these are too tight in the shaft then by all means get a larger condom, but if you just need a little head room then go for these. If the condom itself is too big you run the risk of having it fall off. Nobody likes that worry!!

Have a very happy World Contraception Day!

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Want to know more about contraceptive options in Canada? Check out sexualityandu.ca

More about World Contraception Day ca be found at: http://www.your-life.com/en/home/media-center/world-contraception-day/

BTW: no one has paid me for any posts on this site...although I am open to it!

A Little Nut Check

Men are important. Oddly enough they are very well known for not getting their health checks regularly. Although I encourage annual physicals for everyone, I also encourage people to do be aware of their health issues. So men this one is for you.

Check your nuts regularly!!! According to the Canadian Cancer society, testicular cancer hits men 15-29 more than any other cancer. So you gotta seriously fondle the jewels once in a while so you find the signs sooner. The sooner you detect issues the better off you are!! I'm all about making sure the men have healthy nuts- so here are the steps:

1.Find a warm...personal place. Shower is the best.
2. Feel around your bits ...heehee..ahem..I mean testicular area. Doesn't have to be too rough, you're just feeling for anything out of place.
3.No here is the important step--> If you feel any pain, lumpy bits, all around discomfort see a doctor.

Don't be ashamed- health is better than rotting nuts.

This video explains it all with a catchy tune.
Nutiquette: a dude's guy to checkin his balls (http://youtu.be/k3Cd2lvQlN4)

You can also visit the Canadian Cancer Society website for more info (www.cancer.ca)