Getting Your (Safe) Sexy On

Happy National Condom Week!

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My Man Isn’t on the Low, So We Don’t Need Condoms - Study after study has shown that down-low men are not fueling the AIDS epidemic among Black women. So why do we still believe it? Think: If heterosexual sex is how we are being infected, that means straight Black men have this disease, too. So rap it up, regardless of who you’re with.(Photo: Touchlife Images/Getty Images)
/content/dam/betcom/images/2012/07/Health/071112-health-kissing-dieseases-couple-love-sex.jpgExperiment With Condoms - So you talked to him and he’s on board with wrapping it up? Now go ahead and have fun with it. Condoms come in different colors, different flavors and different thicknesses — take advantage of that and mix it up.   (Photo: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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It’s National Condom Week - Just in time for Valentine’s Day is National Condom Week. Held every year from February 14-23, this week raises awareness on safer sex, using condoms correctly and preserving your sexy. —Kellee Terrell (@kelleent)(Photo: Catherine Lane/GettyImages)

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