Safe and Sexy #49 – A Kiss for Midwinter
Thinking of my romances and safe sex at the same time started when I wrote my discussion post with the same name a long time ago! Not too long after, the idea of sharing quotes about that ensured that the feature Safe and Sexy was born. It’s where I will share a quote from a story I have read, and where there is a lot of hotness and sexiness, but where they still take the time to be safe! It’s important to me to read books that make me dream, but I also want them to be somewhat realistic. And to me, characters seem realistic when they take care of themselves and their partner(s)! Safe sex is a great way to do so, and when an author includes a couple of lines to share that they are indeed using condoms, I am such a happy reader. And I think it’s sexy when both new and ‘old’ lovers show that they respect each other by getting that condom, and possibly making using it both safe and sexy, hot and fun.
If you want to participate with your very own Safe and Sexy quotes, go right ahead. The more the merrier, and maybe your quote will help me add a new book to my bloated TBR shelf 😉 One can never have enough books, right? Without further ado, here’s my Safe and Sexy quote for this week, it’s from A Kiss for Midwinter (Brothers Sinister #1.5) by Courtney Milan – yes, a historical romance with safe sex actually exists!
My Safe and Sexy quote:
Lydia turned to stare at him. “What are those things?”
“Prophylatics.”
He tilted his head to look at her and must have seen the puzzled look on her face.
“For the prevention of pregnancy and, in the case of the former two, social disease,” he spelled out. “The French letter goes over a man’s penis an prevents the transmission of sperm; the Dutch cap over a woman’s cervix. Neither is perfect, but they’re certainly better than nothing.”
The images that brought to mind… Lydia could scarcely breath, imagining a sheath of rubber being fitted over a man’s… Her cheeks flamed. “I am certain that this is not a proper subject of conversation between an unmarried lady and a gentleman.”
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Well the Dutch cap was a new one for me!
I guess it’s like a diaphragm? It sounds like it – but I think it’s funny that contraceptives had country names at that time 🙂
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Yes, that’s what I thought too.
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french letter? hmmm i guess french and the dutch hates babies
I think it was more like in those times, it was the only way to get it on and not make a baby. Probably French letter was invented in France, and the Dutch cup invented in Holland.