In the sexual behavior of young people (under the age of 25), a significant similarity was found: most of them avoid using condoms in intimate relationships.
Scientists at the London Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, led by Dr. Cicely Marston, after analyzing 268 studies conducted in different countries from South Africa to Sweden, found that the use of a condom is associated with distrust, and its presence in a handbag is perceived as a sign of experience (usually censured in women).
It is not customary to discuss and plan sex, and it is impossible to foresee everything in spontaneous meetings. The conclusion of scientists: the refusal of a condom is largely due not to the ignorance of the younger generation, but to cultural and social factors that should not be underestimated.