By Anne Griza
Psychologist and Sexologist

After going through upheavals, as of revealing and traded off fabrics, wearing some sort of safe sex device went on mainstream. Royal members from all over the world would wear it and did go on to have sex outside marriage unconcerned about sexually transmissible diseases nor undesired heir.  

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By Anne Griza
Psychologist and Sexologist

In The Middle Ages upon the breakthrough that sexual diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhoea were transmissible through sexual intercourse, there’d be means necessary to curb the likelihood of contamination. From then on, sexual preservatives would be brought into play for keeping sexually infectious diseases at bay on top of preventing undesired pregnancy. Therefore, myriad techniques would widespread in attempt to avoid contact.

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By Anne Griza
Psychologist and Sexologist

Unlikely what most people think the condom is not a modern invention. The notion of getting protected against sexually transmissible diseases and undesired pregnancy goes back in history of the humankind at least 15 centuries ago.

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