[Don’t] Wanna Have Sex? Say It With a Condom…
Nowadays, there are people cruising the dating scenes trying to find victims to prey on. Seeing a woman smile or show even remote interest could trigger such individuals to think sex is in their future. Unfortunately, it is becoming the norm for those same people (I call them creeps) to use body language and flirtations as an excuse to invite themselves into a man or woman’s personal space.
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Luckily, there are innovative brands like “Say It With A Condom” who are working diligently to put power back into the hands (and pockets, and purses) of men and women everywhere. Their eye-catching condom covers send strong, yet cheeky messages that indicate yes or no to sex.
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So, what exactly is Say It With A Condom all about?
” During the 2008 United States Presidential Election, entrepreneur Benjamin Sherman had an idea to create funny condoms lampooning the campaigns of Barack Obama and John McCain. He sold them with the slogan, “Remember the election with your next erection.” After selling over one million political condoms as Practice Safe Policy, it was decided a name change was needed to allow the business to expand into other markets. And so, Say It With A Condom was launched in early 2012.
As Say It With A Condom, we work with everyone from individuals looking for funny gag gifts and memorable party favors, to college organizations promoting events, parties and Rush Week. We develop safe sex and awareness campaigns for non-profits as well as state and local governments. We design marketing tools for clients in every industry–music, film, commercial, manufacturing–who come to us to create specialized give-aways to promote their brand, product, service, or event. If you have a message, we can help you Say It With A Condom.”
As a fellow New Yorker, it brings me pride to see a small business flourish into what SWAC has become, and is still becoming. It’s so important to the sex health world to have companies that not only catch the eye, but send a real and direct message. People don’t realize how crucial condoms are in a world where disease and unplanned pregnancy happen more than they truly should.
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Even Amber Rose Loves Say It With A Condom.
In an effort to bring awareness to “slut shaming,” Vixen Amber Rose has partnered with SWAC to create condom covers that highlight some of the common ways women are made to be ashamed of their sexualities, or lack thereof. They’re even running a contest for best design – check it out and enter!
If you could make your own condom – what would it say?
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