How to have sex with a condom without affecting the pleasure (adult novel about sex knowledge)

This kind of situation often happens in life: when the foreplay between a man and a woman is going smoothly and in full swing, they start arguing over whether to wear a condom or not, and in the end they lose all interest in sex. Many men think that wearing condoms affects pleasure and are unwilling to do so; while women think that men are irresponsible and let women take the risk of pregnancy (even taking birth control pills can have various side effects).
So, how to have sex with a condom without affecting the pleasure? Here are three methods:
1. Choose ultra-thin condoms.
2. Use specific sexual positions, or let the woman contract her vagina to increase the pleasure after putting on the condom.
3. If the woman gently puts a condom on the man with her mouth, the man will definitely get addicted and will not do it without a condom in the future.
In fact, the effect of condoms on the pleasure of sexual intercourse is still controversial: some people think that using condoms will prolong sexual intercourse and thus make it more pleasurable; others think that condoms will reduce the pleasure during sexual intercourse and are therefore not willing to accept them.
Generally speaking, under normal circumstances, it takes women longer to reach orgasm than men. If men use condoms, they can prolong the duration of sexual intercourse and satisfy women's sexual desire. Especially for men with premature ejaculation, wearing a condom during sexual intercourse can prevent and treat premature ejaculation, thus making the sex life harmonious.
At present, the condoms produced in my country are made of high-quality latex, which is soft, thin and transparent, and has little effect on sexiness. Whether you are willing to use condoms is a matter of habit. As long as you keep using it, you will gradually get used to it. A recent epidemiological survey on the effectiveness of contraceptives in Sichuan Province showed that among 430,000 people in 11 counties and districts under the jurisdiction of 9 cities, prefectures and states, condoms are one of the most popular contraceptive tools for urban and rural couples of childbearing age, accounting for 43.8%.
Men in the West and some developed countries are more willing to use condoms. About 75% of couples in Japan use condoms as the only method of contraception.