Sperm, sweat & Co. All totally normal during sex. For example, the arousal during sex and the stimulation of the G-zone in women can produce a watery fluid in the so-called Skene glands. This ejaculation has nothing to do with sperm.

Is my penis normal in size? This question is on the minds of the majority of men. Uncertainties about the "best piece" are widespread. Of course there is such a thing as the average penis size, but it varies from country to country.

Questions about the penis: Can it break during sex? What is the right condom size for me? How do I store condoms properly?

Noises during sex are totally normal. Sex is noisy, and that's okay. After all, it's a physical thing and noises are bound to happen. Talk to your partner about your concerns and share your fears. In the best case scenario, you will learn to enjoy the noises.

We answer questions about the the penis, sex and condoms.

Not only the right condom size is important, but also the correct condom use. Putting on a condom is not difficult, but there are several points you should keep in mind.

Condoms come in different sizes. Optimal protection also requires the right condom size. Do you know your size?

A healthy and self-determined sexuality is important. Enjoy everything that is part of sex but protect yourself properly. Safer sex means to take the precautions during sex which, individually or collectively, are likely to significantly reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. This includes the use of a condom.

Can you also contract STIs during anal sex? Yes, STIs can also be transmitted during anal sex. The skin in the intestine is much more sensitive than that of the vaginal walls and therefore more susceptible to small injuries and irritations.