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 | OK so we know they can get in the way - you can't feel as much, and they're awkward to put on ... | ||
 | ... but properly used every time with plenty of WATER BASED lube
they're the only protection we've got against HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases |  | |
|  | IF YOU'RE GOING TO
fuck... MAKE SURE YOU ARE REALLY WORKED UP AND HARD ... | |
 |  | ... it makes it easier to get a condom on. If your dick gets soft - work up some steam and put a new one on later. Try practising when wanking yourself off.
BE CAREFUL with your teeth and finger nails, as a torn condom is a useless condom. Squeeze the end to make space for the cum, and roll right down the shaft. Take some lube and start to gently work it up his arse. The more relaxed he is, the more pleasure he'll get and the less likely the condom is to split. |  |
|  | Use more lube if you need to. Once you've done your stuff, hold the rubber at the base of your cock when pulling it out. You don't want to lose it up his arse do you?! |
| DON'T leave the rubber lying around for pets or children to find as there is a risk of suffocation. Putting it down the toilet can be very boring as it bobs up defiantly to the surface even after the seventh flush. Wrap it up in some tissue and put it in the rubbish bin. Stick the kettle on, throw him out ... |
| ... unless you want more ... |
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