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If You Use Condoms, Read This.
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Well, you probabaly already know what a condom is, but incase you don't, a condom is a substance, made fom latex rubber and used as a barrier contraceptive. This means that it prevents pregnancy by avoiding direct contact between the male and female sex organs during sexual intercourse.

 Nowaways, there are both male and female condoms. Condoms have become very popular and are widely used as contraceptives by both married and unmarried people. The purpose of this article is to enlighten us more on what a condom is. So here are a few things you should know about condoms:

1. When used correctly and consistently, condoms are 98% effective in preventing pregnancy. 

2 In reality, condoms are only 85% effective. This means that 15 out of every 100 persons who use CD will get pregnant yearly.

3. Condoms prevent sperms from getting into the female body. So no sperm, no pregnancy.

4. The first rubber condom was produced in 1855 after rubber vulcanizatin was discovered.

5. Condoms were first advertised on the television by Trojan, a condom company in 1975.

6. In 1957, the first lubricated condom was made. It increased sexual satsifaction doing usage.

7. The female condom can be worn about 6 hours before sex.

8. Condoms prevent the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Infections(STIs) like.

9 Condoms can be fragile sometimes. When much pressure is added to it, it can break.

10. Only one condom should be worn at once. Two condoms might cause the first one to break.

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12 Lies Our Parents Told Us That We Probably Still Believe
~2.0 mins read
1. Reading in the Dark Will Ruin Your Eyes.
Sure you need good light to read as reading in the dark could tire eyes and cause strain, which could mean a bit of a headache. But it doesn't cause any serious damage to the eyes.

2. Chocolate Milk Comes from Brown Cows.
 
Brown cows do not produce chocolate milk. They produce normal cow milk, just like any othee cow.

3. Watermelons Will Grow in Your Stomach from Swallowed Seeds.

 Our bodies aren't a good place for seeds so any seed swallowed will either be destroyed or excreted.

4. Sitting Too Close to the TV Will Cause Eye Damage.

While long close viewings could cause strain and a headache, there's no lasting damage.

5. Santa Claus Knows If You've Been Naughty or Nice.

To start with, santa Claus or simply father christmas doesn't have any magical powers. They are just humans in customes. But these things were said to keep children obedient.

6. Your Nose Will Grow If You Lie. 

Telling lies doesn't make the nose grow. Else, some persons would probably have noses as long as their legs.

7. Eating Carrots Will Let You See in the Dark.

This particular statement was usually made to encourage kids yo eat more vegetables n fruits. But as good as carrot is, it doesn't make you see in the dark.

8. You Are the smartest Kid in the World.

Everyone probably loved hearing this. And maybe you believed it then, but as a grown up, you now know you may not even be among the top 100 smartest kids in your country.

9. You'll Get Tetanus From Stepping on a Rusty Nail.

This is partly true and partly wrong because nails could lead to tetanus infection, but not because they are rusty.

10. Alcohol Kills Brain Cells

Moderare drinking does not cause any damage, except on rare cases.

11. Ostriches Hide Their Heads in the Sand.

These birds have small heads that when viewed from a distance could appear buried in sand, but in reality, it's not.

12. Drinking coconut water makes u less intelligent.

By now, you probablt know this isn't true. Coconut watee is sweet and highlt nutritious. It's also very small, no wonder they wanted to eat it alone.

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