Collecting Used Condoms - The Fetish Opposite To Protection
People all throughout the world have fascinating interests, some of which are borderline strange.
While many young people take sex seriously and have fetishes, certain strange tastes manage to surprise people every now and again.
Although condoms are vital at an age when there is a greater emphasis on safe sex than ever before, a 27-year-old lady from Norway took things to the next level by collecting used condoms.
A Woman Gathers 2000 Used Condoms And Hangs Them On The Wall Of Her Bedroom
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The woman proudly displayed her condom collection of 2000 on her bedroom wall for all to see.
Tonje began collecting condoms in 2010 after requesting that her lover preserve the condom he had just used due to the odor.
Her boyfriend was offended and broke up with her after she asked drunk friends who had sex in her bed to also leave their used condoms.
Tonje went on to gather thousands more condoms, some of which she ended up spending up to $75 for.
Condoms are also displayed on the wall, along with photographs of the donor, for which she pays $10.
Tonje, on the other hand, has no intention of slowing down anytime soon because she wants to surpass 10,000 items in her collection.
Her father is also assisting her, as he has requested his friends to donate their love gloves to his daughter.
Police Seize 345,000 Used Condoms That Were Cleaned And Sold As New
According to official media, police in Vietnam seized an estimated 345,000 used condoms that had been cleaned and resold as new.
Hundreds of huge bags carrying used contraceptives were spilled on the floor of a warehouse in the southern province of Binh Duong, according to footage carried by state-owned Vietnam Television (VTV) this week.
According to VTV, the packs weighted more than 360 kilograms (794 lbs), which is the equivalent of 345,000 condoms.
According to the state daily Tuoi Tre, the warehouse owner revealed they got a "weekly inflow of used condoms from an unknown source."
The used prophylactics were first boiled in water, then dried and molded on a wooden phallus before being repackaged and resold, according to a lady seized during the bust.
It was unclear how many of the recycled condoms had previously been sold, according to VTV.
The lady in custody claimed she was paid $0.17 each kilogram of recycled condoms she produced. She and the warehouse's owner were both unavailable for comment.
Angry Cafe Operator In UK Left Picking Up Used Condoms And Trash Thanks To Randy Woodland Visitors
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (March 21) - People are having sex in the rear of a West Yorkshire cafe, and the proprietor is fed up with having to pick up used condoms, condom wrappers, baby wipes, and tissues.
According to the Daily Star, Sharon Wherrett, proprietor of Big Baps Cafe in Brighouse, said her husband once picked up enough litter to fill a garbage bag.
Wherrett anticipates a surge in business at the back of her cafe when the weather warms.
People have been gathering in the woods behind the structure for a number of years, according to Wherrett, although it was largely after dark.
"It's still going on during the day." That's when it started to become an issue. "Once, my daughter saw a man with his genitals exposed." Wherrett, who was picking up trash with a plastic grabber, claimed she had no choice.
"I despise doing it." Because they (the council) won't pick it up, I clean around the cafe," she explained, adding that she didn't want to attract rodents.
"This isn't our garbage." According to a local neighbor, her husband reportedly witnessed a nude man running out of the woods toward traffic. "It happened in the middle of the day. It was just strange."
THIS LADY COLLECTS USED CONDOMS TO DISPLAY ON HER BEDROOM WALL!
People Also Asked
Do People Collect Condoms?
Although condoms are vital at an age when there is a greater emphasis on safe sex than ever before, a 27-year-old lady from Norway took things to the next level by collecting thousands of used condoms.
The woman proudly displayed her condom collection of 2000 on her bedroom wall for all to see.
Can We Reuse Used Condoms?
No way, no how! External condoms, also known as "male condoms" despite the fact that they can be worn by people of any gender identity and expression, are 98 percent effective at reducing the risk of undesired pregnancy and STI transmission when used correctly. This entails discarding them after only one use.
Do They Sell Pre Used Condoms?
Adam Padilla, the author of the meme, digitally modified a photo to resemble a pre-used Trojan condom.
The Trojan brand does not sell condoms that have been used or sterilized. The Reuters Fact Check team was responsible for the creation of this piece.
What Do You Do With Used Condoms?
Adam Padilla, the author of the meme, digitally modified a photo to resemble a pre-used Trojan condom.
The Trojan brand does not sell condoms that have been used or sterilized. The Reuters Fact Check team was responsible for the creation of this piece.
Conclusion
It is a good idea to use condoms. Using used condoms, on the other hand, is a another story. Vincent Tremayne, a British medical author, describes the passion for prophylatics in a 2009 paper published in Sexually Transmitted Infections.
Not all manifestations, however, are problematic. "For someone with a condom fetish, this could entail getting pleasure from only looking at photographs or movies depicting people consuming or masturbating with used condoms," Tremayne explains. Others,” however:
...may actively look for discarded condoms to masturbate in or eat the contents. In places where individuals have public intercourse, such as car parks or woodland areas, some males "condom hunt." Condoms are also available for purchase online.
And it's at this point that the threats start to rise. Many fetishists assume that these acts are risk-free since the microbes that cause STIs can't thrive outside of the human body, but this isn't totally accurate.
Tremayne points out that certain virulent disease specimens can survive for long periods of time without a warm-blooded, living host.
