A social work and development consultant, John Michael, has said that he prefers not to use condoms during sex, stating that this reduce sensation.

According to him, he only use condoms when he is forced or under pressure.

Speaking during a panel discussion on GHOne TV, he emphasised that sex without a condom enhances his sensation and takes less time for him to reach climax.

"Maybe it's my mind and maybe it's the sensitivity, I have had times in a middle of sex with condoms where I feel like the feeling had just left me and I couldn't be borderd or it's taking too long for me to cum and then the person is drying up and you have to stop midway.

"Eventually I realised when it's my skin I can feel what I'm doing, it enhances the action so I can tell it what to do and I control what to do, when it's condoms the sensitivity is low and I just get bored," he stated.

He added that intimacy with a condom feels to him like eating a toffee with the wrapper still on, noting that he likens "no skin" to masturbation as being much the same.

He said that sex with a condom requires full mental focus and high sensitivity for him to climax, whereas sex without a condom needs less attention and sensitivity and heightens his feelings, which is why he prefers not to use condoms.

"One hundred percent "skin," eating with toffee rubber, somewhere in the back of my mind I likens "no skin" to masterbation, same difference you have something on you and you have no contact with a person.

"How is that sex and how is that happening, you jecking into rubber, I realised it was happening before my mind clicked onto it and it's just not my thing," he said.