How to Use and Put On a Condom: A Step-by-Step Guide
Using a condom is an essential part of safe and responsible sexual activity. Follow these steps to ensure you're putting on a condom correctly:
1. Check the Expiry Date: Before using a condom, make sure to check the expiration date on the packaging. Using an expired condom can reduce its effectiveness.
2. Open the Packaging: Gently tear open the condom packaging, being careful not to damage the condom inside with sharp objects like fingernails or teeth.
3. Check for Air Bubbles: Before unrolling the condom, check for any air bubbles in the packaging. Air bubbles can indicate potential damage to the condom.
4. Determine the Right Direction: Condoms have one side that unrolls more easily than the other. Make sure you're holding the condom the right way before proceeding.
5. Make Sure It's Unrolled a Bit: Before placing the condom on the penis, unroll it slightly to ensure there's room for ejaculate at the tip. This helps prevent the condom from breaking due to pressure.
6. Leave Space at the Tip: Place the unrolled condom over the tip of the erect penis. Pinch the tip of the condom between your fingers to leave a small space at the end. This space is important to catch ejaculate and prevent the condom from bursting.
7. Roll Down the Shaft: While still pinching the tip, use your other hand to roll the condom down the length of the penis. Continue unrolling until the entire penis is covered.
8. Check for Air Trapped: Once the condom is on, make sure there are no air pockets trapped inside. Gently press along the shaft to eliminate any trapped air.
9. Use Lubrication: If desired, you can apply water-based or silicone-based lubrication to the outside of the condom. This can enhance comfort and reduce friction, decreasing the chances of the condom tearing.
10. During and After Sex: During sexual activity, make sure the condom stays in place. If you need to adjust it, do so carefully. After ejaculation and before the penis becomes flaccid, hold the base of the condom while withdrawing to prevent it from slipping off.
11. Disposal: After use, carefully remove the condom from the penis while ensuring it doesn't spill any fluids. Tie a knot at the open end to prevent leakage and dispose of it in a trash can. Do not flush condoms down the toilet.
Remember, using a condom correctly every time you have sex is one of the most effective ways to prevent unintended pregnancies and reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). If you're unsure about using condoms or have questions, don't hesitate to seek guidance from a healthcare professional or sexual health educator.
We hope that all our readers remain safe while having fun. Remember that promiscuous sex though exciting can damage your future sexual encounters. Please be safe out there and explore responsibly.
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