Homosexual activity has no bearing on one's Jewishness. And while the Torah says that men should not have anal sex, all humans, by their very nature, are imperfect. This is why teshuvah (repentance) was given to us.

quot;Be-kol drachechah da'eihu" (Mishlay 3:6) ("In all your ways know G-d," Proverbs 3:6), even when doing an averah (transgression) (Brachos 63a). If one does an averah, instead of breaking away from G-d, one can come closer to G-d by doing other mitzvos. G-d is always with us. When a person falls, he falls into the lap of G-d.

Yes, you can get pregnant from unprotected anal sex. What goes in the anus must come out. The distance between your anus and vaginal opening is relatively small. The lubrication that occurs in women when they are aroused works like flaggers at an airport for the sperm to find the egg. There is a chance that the sperm will enter the vagina after exiting the anus and the woman can indeed become pregnant. You should always use protection when engaging in any form of intercourse!

Yes. It is possible to get HIV from anal sex. The lining of the anus is very thin and can easily tear. Any exchange of blood or semen can transmit HIV.

Again, yes. Anal sex is one of the most high-risk things you can do in terms of STIs, and it won't necessarily stop a woman getting pregnant. Anal sex can put more strain on a condom, so you can use stronger ones but standard ones are just as effective if used correctly with plenty of lubricant not containing Nonoxynol 9.

Yes, it is possible for either sex partner to become infected with HIV during anal sex. HIV can be found in the blood, semen, pre-seminal fluid, or vaginal fluid of a person infected with the virus. In general, the person receiving the semen is at greater risk of getting HIV because the lining of the rectum is thin and may allow the virus to enter the body during anal sex.

Vaginal sex usually means having a man's penis placed inside a woman's vagina. Oral sex means one person placing his or her mouth on another person's genitals (penis, vagina or anus). Anal sex is usually when a man's penis is placed inside someone else's anus.

A woman cannot become pregnant as a result of anal sex directly, although if any sperm leaks from the anus and enters the vagina, pregnancy could occur. Anal sex is therefore not the best way of avoiding pregnancy on a long term basis. It is better to use regular contraception such as the birth control pill or condoms. Anyone wanting to try anal intercourse should be 100% that their partner willing too, as the idea of anal sex makes many people very uncomfortable.

There are many myths about gay men and Anal Sex (ie sex by the bottom). Anal sex is a preference, some men like it and some men find it too uncomfortable. For gay men there is a lot more to sex than anal intercourse and lots of gay men do not regard it as necessary to a really good sex life. In a survey in 1990, its was found that upto a third of gay men do not have anal sex. This is your choice and don't feel pressured to say yes.

Yes, you should use a condom. Anal sex is very risky when it comes to STDs. Anal sex strains a condom due to the orientation of the colon, the passage of the anus constrictor, less natural lubrication, and tougher action during intercourse. You should use strong lubricated condoms like Harmony retarding condoms. No, a condom is for single use only. After the man has cum and you decide to carry on with sex, the condom may burst. If you want to carry on with sex, just put a new condom on.

Poppers are a form of amyl nitrate, butyl nitrate or other related compound, all powerful chemicals that relax blood vessels and certain types of muscle, such as the anus muscle. The effects of poppers are short-lived, usually 30 minutes or less, and are often used to intensify orgasm. Use of poppers have been associated with harmful effects on the immune system and increased risk for HIV. In general, popper use is to be avoided and not part of healthy and safe sex.

Lost libido, age related energy problems and sexual health problems or changes have a huge effect on sexual performance and satisfaction. Ingredients such as Epilobium and Damania help to improve your libido, desire and performance and L-Arginine, Ginkgo and Tribulus help to increase your sexual pleasure and intensity. Hi. Good news...my husband has resumed taking the Total Balance Men's Plus and has upped his dosage to 6 per day.

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Topical medication (ie cream based) will not adversely effect your libido. Taking powerful anti-androgens and ingesting female hormones over a period of time will obviously lower testosterone levels and thus your sex drive.

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