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Will wearing a condom decrease my sexual pleasure or feeling if at all?
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Him yes, You no!: Female responsivity is generally not affected by condoms unless there is excessive vaginal dryness and "burning" from friction to the clitoris. He, on the other hand, may notice a decrease in feeling.
Answered 12/26/2013
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