When you want to have sex with your girlfriend or use a sex doll, condoms are essential. Someone may think that the using condom is very simple, just put it on. In fact, the seemingly simple small details are also easy to make mistakes. What are the wrong wearing methods you may have encountered?
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Too late
A large number of people don't wear condoms until after sex has started. The correct way is to wear condoms before sex begins, including during intimacy, to prevent intimate contact with the sex organs.
Too early
Some people hurriedly remove the condom before sexual intercourse is completely completed. Although the ejaculation is completed, the removal of the condom may still cause pregnancy or spread diseases.
Unroll condom before wearing
About 17% of people will completely unroll a condom before wearing it. This may cause the condom to break and lose its function.
Don't leave space for semen
Regular condoms have seminal vesicles. If there is insufficient space for seminal vesicles, it may easily rupture the condom and cause pregnancy.
Not exhausting air
Almost half of women and 41.6% of men did not have the habit of venting the tip air when using it, which eventually led to the condom rupture. The correct way is to gently squeeze with your fingers to remove the air inside.
Condom is not fully expanded
If you only expand the condom halfway, then you start sex. It is very dangerous and easily spreads sexually transmitted diseases.
Open the package with a sharp object
Using a knife or sharp nails to cut the outer packaging may cause the latex to crack.
Do not check before use
Check the shelf life and quality of condoms before use. Otherwise, your condom may have expired.
No lubricant or wrong lubricant
Not using a lubricant will increase the friction of the condom, leading to the risk of rupture. If necessary, it is recommended to apply a lubricant to the condom. But now condoms are generally self-lubricating.
In addition, using an oily base lubricant degrades the latex and reduces the strength of the condom. 3.2% of female respondents and 4.7% of men make such mistakes.
Incorrect penis withdrawal time
If the penis is already weak and pulled out, it is easy for the condom to slip off. Obviously this way is not right.
Reusing condoms
Condoms are disposable and should never be reused!
Wrong storage
Improper storage of condoms, such as overheated environments, direct sunlight, or in a closet, will reduce the life of condoms.
