Persuasive Speech

Why It’s Important to Use A Condom : 

Speech #3 Why It’s Important to Use A Condom

I’m sure you’ve seen these.. : 

I’m sure you’ve seen these..

We know that after a night of… : 

We know that after a night of…

That most people have.. : 

That most people have..

And guess what!? : 

And guess what!? Even if you don’t want to believe it this can result in:

Condom Facts : 

Condom Facts Always put the condom on before ANY contact with your partner, not just before ejaculation. There are traces of sperm in the "pre-cum" liquid that comes from the erect penis and this too can cause pregnancy. It is strongly recommended not to use more than one condom at a time as they can both tear due to friction between them.  CONDOMS EXPIRE! CHECK THE EXPIRATION DATE!

Not using a condom can cause STD’s to be spread: : 

Not using a condom can cause STD’s to be spread: About 333 million new cases of curable sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) occur each year among young adults around the world. One in five people in the United States has an STD. One in four new STD infections occurs in teenagers. One in four people will have an STD at some point during his or her life. One in 10 teenagers knows someone who is HIV-positive. Fifty-six percent of teenagers 12 to 17 years of age think STDs are a big problem for people their age. [www.stopthinkbesafe.com]

Where to get Condoms : 

Where to get Condoms Pharmacies Wal-Mart Health Departments Aces n Eights Gas Stations Don’t think people will look at you weird for buying them, they will look at you weirder if you are carrying around a screaming baby.

Popular Brands of Condoms : 

Popular Brands of Condoms Trojan Durex LifeStyles Maxx Kimono InVigra Trustex Night Lights

You are Responsible for Condoms! : 

You are Responsible for Condoms! Both sexes are responsible to have condoms if sex is planned. If sex is unplanned it can wait. Go buy a condom if you do not have one available. Do not take one from a friend, it may be expired, or could have been kept in heat. Condoms are 99% effective, but girls, if you are not ready for a child birth control is a good idea. It is always a good idea to use two types of birth control, a prescribed contraception and a condom.

In Conclusion : 

In Conclusion

If you do this: : 

If you do this:

Use This.. : 

Use This..

Or it could result in this: : 

Or it could result in this:

And In Case You Need It: : 

And In Case You Need It:

Detailed Instructions : 

Detailed Instructions Get ready. Make sure your condoms are fresh -- check the expiration date. Throw away condoms that have expired, been very hot, carried around in your wallet, or washed in the washer. If you think the condom might not be good, get a new one. You and your partner are worth it. That dick has to be hard before you put a condom on it. Open it. Tear open the package carefully, so you don't rip the condom. Careful if you use your teeth. If the penis is uncut (uncircumcised), pull the foreskin back first. Make sure the condom is right side out. It's like a sock: there's a right side and wrong side. First unroll it about half an inch to see in which direction it is unrolling. Then put it on. It should unroll easily down your dick. If you start off wrong, try again with a new condom. You'll see when you practice. Hold the top half-inch of the condom between your fingers when you roll it down. This keeps out air bubbles, which can cause the condom to break. It also leaves a space at the end for the cum. Roll the condom down as far as it will go. It should reach the base of the penis near the balls For anal intercourse, use lots of lube. Water-based lube is great for vaginal intercourse, too. Put the lube on after you put on the condom, not before -- the condom could slip off. Add more lube often. Dry condoms break more easily. Guys -- when you pull out hold the condom near your balls so it doesn't slip off. Try to pull out while you're still hard. Take the condom off only after you are completely out of your partner. Throw out the used condom right away. Use a condom only once. Never use the same condom for vaginal and anal intercourse. Never use a condom that has been in, or used by someone else. Never cum more than once in the same condom.