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I think it's the responsibility of both parties to be prepared in such a situation.
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It's probably both, but since I'm the one that can get pregnant, I take full responsibility.
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It depends on who wants a kid the least.
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I would say the man if he doesnt want to be a daddy, and protect himself from diseases
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Both in my opinion. If the women carries around random condoms with the goal to get laid and doesn't know which size her potential partner might have, it still shows an evident message when she takes them out, and if a man doesn't want to get her pregnant and avoid other nasty things, it's as much his responsibility as the women. If sex is something to be done with two people then everything about it should be considered by both and not one way. But alas, spontaneous enamoration often deletes that sorta reasoning. I'm going about it with the idea of a one night stand, because I would hope that a couple together who knows what they want or don't want have their things figured out about their sexual activity and the consequences thereof and what it will mean for them in the future. Either way, it should be concrete enough for a couple who have been dating and intimate for a while that ''who'' brings the condoms isn't even an issue if they want to use protection.
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I'd say both. I had been married for 17 years, got divorced and started dating a woman. After about two months the moment arose (among other things). She asked if I had a condom. I was clueless. It had been over 20 years since I purchased one. We had fun that night but no intercourse. Now she keeps some in her bedstand (purchased by me) and mine are at my house. If we're travelling, the onus seems to be on me, which is ok.
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It is the responsibility of anyone involved. If you're going to be having sex, take the precautions necessary to take care of yourself.
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Well, do you want to catch a disease? Or have a child? If the answer is no to any of these questions... carry a condom when there's a slight chance of you having intercourse.
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Well, you use condoms so you wont get pregnant, so does it really matter? who ever has protection with'em is good enough...right?
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In this day and age, both should bring and carry condoms.
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It's man man. ;D
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BOTH. Both can catch an std. Both are legally and morally responsible if a baby is conceieved.
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one hundred years ago-it was the mans........any female/woman/girl who doesnt carry and insist on condoms every single time IS A MORON
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Both equally. If a person wants to have sex without the risk of pregnancy or STDs, it is his or her job to provide the protection necessary.
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well: a) do you want an STD? b) do you want a baby? if you answered no to either of these, see that a condom is worn no matter what. go get one, your body is your responsibility.
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Both!!!
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It is the responsibility of whoever doesn't want to have a baby and/or get an STD.
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Who's responsibility is it? YOURS. Don't assume the other person is going to come prepared - unless you feel like taking a time-out to head to the gas station.
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I think both should have them.
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Both!
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We're obviously beginning with the proposition that condoms are necessary. Given that, and given the reality that the urge to copulate can come upon both sexes at any place and any time, it behooves both to be prepared to be safe. On the other hand, those "I wanna be a virgin when I marry" types don't have to worry about these things.
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i think they BOTH should bring the condom. Whomever doesnt bring a condom gets no lovin' thats what i say
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Condoms are to be provided with male by the other sex.Lol...
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absolutely ...both!!!
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both of you should bring one just in case the other forgets. me personally, i always bring one the second i know i'm going to have sex with someone, my irlfriend in this case
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Given the different sizes and types of condoms, I feel it is the male's responsibility to bring what fits him best; as well as what feels best. It is the female's responsibility to not have sex unless the male *has* those condoms, and wears them.
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Well it would look better and responsible if the man brought it ....but it is better to be safe ...you never know ...So guess both :-) !
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The man's without question but, it would be wise for a women to have some on hand for back up.
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Both. Neither should think the other is going to be the responsible party.
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both!
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They should BOTH show up with a handful.
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It's been my responsibility to buy them while she insists that I use them.
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It takes two to be intimate to that degree. If they want to play they need to pay. Both should bring them and use whichever is closest at hand.
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I think it is the mans and womens responsibility, but speaking as a dude, their are some women out their that stick needles in condoms and damage them for their own reasons. If you are smart, make sure you bring your own
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either of the people involved.
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Both. If a man and a women choose to be in a sexual relationship with each other then both should take responsibility to ensure that it is a safe one. Both should carry them, both should have them on hand.
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Protection during sex is the responsibility of both parties, regardless of the type of protection.
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Man. Its a bit like chivalry
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Both. Would you reply on the other one? We're talking safe sex and disease prevention here.
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i think its both. one day the guy might not have any and the girl might bring some. i've brought some before just in case and my bf didnt have any so its a good idea you to bring some everytime. both of them. you never know who might or who might not have them.
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Yes. Both parties have responsibility here. If you have too many condoms, that's not a bad thing.
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Both.
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Well that depends,,, yes the men should have them if they care but most women protect themselve by other birth controls cause the feeling of a penis with a condom on it sucks!!!!!!
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Both
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I dunno. As the guy I always take on the responsibility. Doesn't really matter to me. Usually I'm just pretty thrilled to be there. =P
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I dunno. As the guy I always take on the responsibility. Doesn't really matter to me. Usually I'm just pretty thrilled to be there. =P
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Both. Pretend you're a Boy or Girl Scout and are "always prepared." : ))
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both when i was a 16 year old girl my dad made me take condoms with me. its always better to be safe than sorry
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it is defiantly both, but if you have a fair idea that your going to be getting down then you should defiantly come prepared. its not just pregnancy its s.t.i's and and lot of guys i no dont care about s.t.i's and go around sleeping with everyone without protection. so if you care about yourself take precautions!
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I think it is the responsibility of both to come prepared, or better yet, coordinate beforehand who brings what, for example, she brings the condoms and fuzzy love cuffs and I bring the batman outfit and the twister game...all bases covered!
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Unless the ladies want to get pregnant....better make it your responsibility....
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neither, just raw dog the fat wench
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mostly it should be the man, but hey it dont really matter me i feel so intimitated when it come to me to give condom to my man so there's no problem into that it could go both............
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i think that both parties should bring condoms it takes two to tango!!! but it would actually be wise for a man to bring the condoms its your semen that gets left behind....
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Both should bring them...and you should use whichever ones taste best.
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i think you should both bring one but especially the guy because it is his "thing".
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Both. No excuse for either to not be prepared. This is how unwanted babies are made, and std's are spread.
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I think whoever wants to have sex, should bring them. It is equally both's responsibility.
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dunno.. dont really consider it a responsibility, more like something you remind eachother to take care of
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Both. Whoever's hosting the shagfest should make sure theres a ready supply but if you are..ahem...out and about, then whoever reaches for their wallet first. Just remember though, if he/she doesn't have a condom with you, chances are they didn't have it with the last person they were with either.
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man job but i usually bring them anyways
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It's the responsibility of both partners.
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i think both partners should be responsible enough to bring the condoms..i mean u wanna enjoy yourself you have to be responsible ..so we all wil be happy
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Both bring them, and you probably shouldn't be sleeping with someone who doesn't have the foresight to bring them. Also it's convenient to bring them yourself- unreasonable to expect the random one night stand to know you're allergic to latex or random bar pickup girl to expect you need need the magnums.
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If it's both of their responsiblity, then the chances are greater that they'll have one when time comes for intimate relations.
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nuh as adults its both ppl's responsibility - nice if the guys got them though
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Considering getting intimate isn't really planned, or at least I would hope not because, come on, I would think that the condoms should later be bought at the drug store. I would hate for a guy to swipe one out and say to me "I had one, just in case tonight was the night I would get lucky." Just a scenario...
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Mans to bring. Womans to check. (not to say that the man shouldn't check of course)
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deffinatly the man responsibility !!!
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just dont use them :D get her on the pill and its a hell of a lot better, but seriously though, USE ONE!
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i think both the girl and the boy should supply condoms... they definatly need to be kept at both people's house so its not really fair for the guy or girl to buy them and take them to his or her house..
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both.
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You shud both bring 1, then your doubly prepared! lol.
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I think it's the guy's because he's the one to wear it although there is women's condoms as well, but a woman should bring them if she feels he may not decide to get any.
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Both parties are responsible. And the woman should also carry a .38 revolver in case of any other surprises she may not have anticipated.
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Condoms are the man's responsiblity. Birth control pills, etc. is ours.
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We should take responsibility for our own bodies, right? But it's the man who wears it. So both.
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Both. If you're single and open to sexual encounters, then you should always have condoms with you. You never know when the opportunity could present itself.
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Of course both, both people involved want it to happen, they should look out for the future.
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I think it is the woman who should MAKE SURE a condom is used. She should carry one at all times but the man should want to take that chore off her back.
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I think both are equally responsible for having condoms to hand :)
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I think that if you are getting intimate.. you should have already discussed it with the other person.. not just 'assume' it's taken care of. Communication is important.
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umm defienetly the MAN
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look at it this way if both parties bring the comdoms then you got more to get through.have fun using them all.
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Be responcible. Bring your own condoms.
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its typically the guys for american culture, but it really should be both partners responsibilty to stay safe
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It's both of your responsibilities. You should both be responsible to bring your own protection to be on the safe side.
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I really think that it is both the man and the womans responsibility to bring the condoms because nine times out of ten when you get together with your partner you know that you are gonna have sex. So the best way for that is that you both bring them you could never have too many.
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if you are as wise as i am you would take yours with you.both pathners should take after all it's your life,who do you want to protect it for you
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I think typically its the man but then of course oops he forgot one so i said ladies if you think its gonna get hot and heavy be packin a rubber you know just in case your man forgets
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Both of them, i take birth control pills and have a extra condom in my wallet if he doesnt have one. There should always be backup or else well it typically results in a hellspawn.
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The Mans.
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If a woman has to be responsable for taking the pill... a man should be for bringing the provisions! If a man knows he's going to use it, he should be prepared!
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It's both of their responsibility, equally i say.
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both should, cause you don't want to get caught up in the moment, neither one having any? then that can lead to one of you saying, just this once will be ok, yeah then 9 months later along comes baby or hello std
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both
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Both.
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yes. he's the one that has to wear it. its a womans responsibility to go to the doctor and get on the pill so i think the guy should be responsible for the condom!
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both, if the guy's not smart enough to bring some then the woman wouldn't want to take any unnecessary risks.
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i like ladies in heels all the times. is it true that highheels r a turn on to men.
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