<p>Although condoms can protect the wearer from genital infections and the risk of an unwanted pregnancy not a few men complained about the contraceptive use device.</p>
<p>The pleasure factor that is felt not optimal when making love using condoms, seems to be the main reason many men do not like this contraceptive. The presence of condoms lining the shaft of the penis makes physical contact with the female genital wall decrease so that the sensation decreases. This weakness is recognized by married men and single men who still like changing partners, although it is also recognized that the benefits are still greater than the losses. Although it is less comfortable, condoms have been proven to prevent transmission of genital infections and unwanted pregnancies. When asked whether condoms affect enjoyment, yes, it is definitely the difference between the sensations because it's like there is a layer.</p>

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<p>if Maduro is president and there are still Chavistas- Maduristas in this country everything can be possible my brother. :)</p>

<p>It's normal for coupled who are in love to want to text all the time as it is a way of saying I'm thinking about you but there are some other cute stuff a couple can do to stay in touch besides texting each other all day.</p><p>1. Calls: calling is a way to stay connected for couples although it is normal there is a way to do it and it looks cute. Little calls during your busy schedule just to say "I just thought about you now" or "I miss you" and then hang up is s really cute way to let your partner know that you've got them in mind.</p><p>2. Making Dinner time a gist time: you both had a long day with lots of activities that may have made you happy, angry sad or indifferent. It will be a good time to talk about it during dinner. This helps couples bond.</p><p>3. Exchange of pictures: this is a really cute way to stay connected. I have a friend who does this a lot and it's simple. Just take a picture of you at a particular moment during the day and send it to your partner with a funny caption. This gets them laughing and also wanting to reciprocate. This way you are creating a bond.</p><p>4. Video calls or FaceTime.: this is really important for long distant relationship couples but also necessary for couples that ain't far from each other. A video call once in a while or a fact time helps both of you to stay connected without having to feel the distance between you.</p><p>5. Surprise breakfast/lunch/dinner: this has been known to strengthen emotional bond between couples over the years and increase the love and affection couples share. Such surprised are always pleasant.</p><p>These are the few ways I believe couples can still stay connected without having to text all day.</p>

<p>It depends. If you write whatever comes in your mind for just getting upvote from musing.io then you're just wasting your time. Musing.io gives upvotes to those who's answers are helpful, meaningful, relevant to the topic and the most important thing it's not a plagiarized or copy pasted text.  If your answers don't meet with the requirements of musing.io it does not mean that your answer are trash. </p>

<p>To my own believe and understanding ,musing simply doesn't have that much steem power to share out amongst its members.  So what they do is simply upvote the comers in other to keep them motivated and any of the old ones that are still remaining might get an upvote one or two times. </p><p>So chill, it not as if you answers are trash it's just that they try to encourage new members to keep asking or answering questions. We can also stop this by delegating SP to them so that it can at least their upvote will go far a bit. </p><p>Another way to prevent seeing no votes is if we at least also partake in voting and not leaving the voting for the work of just the community leaders. If you see an answer that makes sense, simply give it an upvote.  It might not mean something to you but to the author, it means alot. </p>

<p>This is not true, I've posted so many comment and did not get upvotes, it doesn't mean the answers are trash you should know that the musing.io team has moderators and curators and some of the times it may be difficult to miss a question, I don't agree that any comments are trash or that they don't have enough SP.</p><p>Musing is a growing dapps and another things is more engaging and quality comment needs to be rewarded, sometimes priorities are placed and this may mean the curators having to choose between the comments they think have more value.</p><p>It's functioning on a limited SP but I believe if you take time to engage and to make impacting comments, you'll get rewarded</p>

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<p>He was born in the city of Dumraon, India, on March 21, 1916 and died in Benares, India, on August 21, 2006.</p>
<p><strong>Ustad Bismillah Khan Sahib,</strong> was an <em><strong>artist of classical music of India</strong></em> recognized for more than 8 decades for playing the Shehnai, which is a wind instrument, considered a kind of oboe from the west and north of India and Pakistan.</p>
<p>He was awarded in 2001 with the <strong>Bharat Ratna</strong> prize (which is the highest civil honor award in India), which only 2 classical music artists in India could have won before him.</p>

<p>First you have to take a look at low cap coins because they have a lot of room to grow but at the same time they are more risky and can be deadcoins in the long term. Therefore you should do fundamental analysis of the cryptocurrencies which you want to invest.  These are the things first you should consider if you want to invest in any cryptocurrency or token :</p><p>1. Developer team. Does project has strong team with experienced developers? How many developers are working on this project? If dev team has only 1 or 2 developers then this project can be risky because developers can leave the project if something goes wrong.</p><p>2. Whitepaper. Is whitepaper copy of another projects or it's something unique with ambitious vision.</p><p>3. Working products. Do they have working product or it's just an idea and hype with rumors of changing the world.</p>

<p>Currently I'll have to say busy.org and esteem. I believe a dapp should be equally just in rewarding contents that's good irrepesctive of whether they're whales or minnows and that's why I think these dapps will go far to become the two biggest dapps for me.</p><p>However musing.io has shown potentiality, In just a short time of being here we've seen bright prospects, brilliant progress  chances made and diligent reward of good question and answer which should be the focal for a dapp on the steemit blockchain.</p>

<p>For me it is Partiko, Musing.io and BeScouted.</p>
<p>All of them serve their particular purpose. Partiko is a great way to work on Steem on my iPhone. BeScouted is very high quality photography oriented (think 500px), and Musing is a great Quora alternative.</p>

<p>I will tell you what I was told when I was a kid. So a folklore held it that lizard is one animal that doesn't have friends and always walked around on its own without anyone cheering it. So it happened that one day, the lizard while on a tree missed it's step and fell from the tree. On getting to the floor, the lizard noticed that it fell on its stomach and didn't die. He looked around and no animal cheered it up so it nodded his head as a way of saying, "I fell and didn't die I'm very strong" since then whenever they fall from a height they not their head as a form of approval.</p>

<p>Well the united kingdom is a confederal government really and a confederal government can be defined as  a system of government in which sovereign states delegate power to a central government for specific purposes.</p><p>The united kingdom is made of of England Wales and Scotland and if you remember vividly there was a time England wanted to leave the system. These three countries make up the United kingdom and they delegated power to a single authority so that they can serve each others purpose.</p><p>They however have sovereignty in their separate system of government, for example now England practices a monarchial system of government, even when they're under a confederal setting.</p>

<p>I think Samsung is the best. Although I'm not a huge fan of them. They provide a wide range of phones at different prices, even though their entry level smartphones are still a bit pricey, but it's nothing that a little extra cash can't get. They also have stores all over the world and are the world leader in smartphone sales today.</p><p>Their support services are probably the best around the world, maybe only rivaled by iPhones. They are always at the forefront of innovation in the smartphone world and their flagship phones almost are always more complete than other flagships and they don't cost as much as iPhones do.</p><p>Samsung also produces the best screens in the smartphone industry, which is why most smartphone companies reach out to them to purchase screens for their own phones, they are the forefront of amoled screen technology and it doesn't look like that's going to change.</p><p>Huawei isn't a bad brand, but their reach isn't as far as samsungs, maybe in the coming years things will change, but as of now, Samsung is still the best.</p>

<p>Among all smartphone I've tried out there, Samsung is the best. I think it is durable than most of out there. I had accident multiple times and my phone keeps surviving. &nbsp;The screen won't break even it was thrown into asphalt. &nbsp;It fallen couple times as well and still works without any glitch. I am only dissatisfied with longevity of its battery. &nbsp;If there's any competitor, I think it's one plus.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Weku is a new blockchain that is based on ethereum and it's interphase is like busy.org, it's new and untested and has exactly everything that makes it look like steemit.</p><p>It also has a referral system and that's what makes it different from STEEM. It's an upcoming blockchain, but mind you it's still untested and not entirely trusted.</p>

<p>Weku is another social platform &nbsp;on blockchain technology &nbsp;that rewards its content creators just like Steemit.com</p>
<p>It is not associated with Steemit but the ideas and the layouts are pretty same.&nbsp;</p>
<p>It is &nbsp;the first SAAS Community Chain it's vision is to create a decentralized social platform and rewards its users who are contributing in it. &nbsp;</p>
<p>It is still in Beta phase and till now functioning nicely but in the long run it is yet to prove itself.</p>
<p>While on the other hand it is a free site and in an early stage where the rewards are high and if it keeps it position still and firm than we might be able to see a mass adoption of it as well and the early users will be at the upper hand.</p>

<p>Atheists claim to have many prove to show that there is no God especially that of the fact that if there was God, then war, violence and crime wouldn't triumph over Good in the world. I've met atheists and 9 out of ten has given me this reason, but like you just asked, I will say I've not heard of any scientifical reason they've presented to show there is no God.</p><p>I won't condemn the atheists for their believes but since they clamour so much that God scientifically didn't exist I was wondering if they would've taken time to prove he doesn't exist instead they're bent on accepting that he doesn't exist.</p><p>Even Albert Einstein once said that there are things that can't be proven by science and that he believes deep down others are unexplainable which means that a greater force beyond reasoning has brought about it.</p><p>In conclusions atheists can't prove that there is no God neither can a scientist</p>

<p>Hello my top question setting mate!!</p>
<p>As a devout atheist, this one is mine ;-)</p>
<p>OK, I don't actually call myself an atheist even though I have zero belief in any god, but I occasionally use this silly label to emphasise the point of my non belief to make it easier to understand.</p>
<p>My own personal thoughts are that of course we can't scientifically 100% prove there isn't a god, but we are not the ones on which there is burden of proof.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The religions give absolutely zero proof there is a god and that the teachings of the bible and the world was created by said being. If this is so, and you want me to believe. Prove it to me. There are very few things in life I will accept to follow simply using 'faith'. All the religious works I have read over the years convince me that religion is divisive, full of hate and simply a tool for control over the masses and is an organisation that uses trickery and psychology to fool its followers.</p>
<p>Religion loves to take credit for the good things but refuses point blank to accept any responsibility for the bad. This immediately raises a red flag, its so easy using their circular logic and strawman arguments to turn any debate into a stalemate, so I prefer to use their own 'facts' from the religious works in which they believe to refute their own claims.</p>
<p>There is no denying that religion is a very clever and complex ruse, but that's all it is.</p>
<p>I accept that there is the tiniset and minutest of chances I may be wrong, as with anything in life there are very few absolutes, but the religious will NEVER accept there is not a god. This tells me wholeheartedly that their argument is flawed straight away.</p>
<p>My simple philosophy on life is PLECK.</p>
<p>Peace, Love, Empathy, Compassion, Kindness</p>
<p>What else do we need to all get along and treat each other with respect and as equals ?</p>
<p>Another great question from the question asking ninja and I wish you and your loved ones, wherever in the world you are a wonderful weekend :-)</p>

<p>There are so many phobias that are unregistered really and a whole lot of them are even absurd when you hear, like when you hear of fear of passing bowel movement, which I feel it's so strange, since it's a natural order.</p><p>I saw this phobia from a girl who takes time to explain that it's her biggest fear and since she's leaving with her fiance she's grown accountomed to this fear.</p><p>She stated that she doesn't want him to see her passing bowel movements that she fears it will disgust him and maybe lead him to break up with her. Very funny phobia and strange too.</p><p>The one I've seen and experience too is my phobia for sweating.</p>

<p>Call me crazy but I have an absolute fear of cockroaches. They creep me out to no end. Most people say that they are mostly harmless and that my fear is baseless but I just can't see beyond it. They are my biggest fear. </p><p>I've also met someone who was petrified of goats. And another person who had an accurate fear of puppies</p>

<p>&nbsp;<a href="https://study.com/academy/lesson/triskaidekaphobia-definition-lesson-quiz.html"><strong>Triskaidekaphobia</strong></a><strong> </strong>(Fear of the number 13)&nbsp;</p>
<p>I used to have a workmate before who "claims" to have this phobia. Now I'm not really sure if he indeed legit has this phobia but he worries too much about his own safety every 13th of the month. He would even pay someone just to accompany him going to work and going back to his home and calls sick every Friday the 13th's. &nbsp;</p>
<p>As for me I have Arachnophobia or Fear of Spiders to which I think almost half of the planet has ha ha I really hate spiders.</p>