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Condom break (small hole ) - help all

I have the same question regarding the condom break(small hole) . I went through lot of questions and the answer i got was it break full and not small hole .

so if you are seeing a small hole in the condom when testing with water means the hole in the condom occured after sex(meaning the damaged caused after sex and before testing with water)

Also i tried to test the same by putting a pin hole in the condom and i tried it outside mastubating and the condom did not break ,it just remained with a small hole .  so is that means we cannot replicate the same scenerio outside execept sex that may cause condom break.

hope this two questions will answer mine and most others .
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Condoms don't get small holes in them. Condoms are designed when they fail to fail catastrophically.
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Take a condom and put a small hole in it and masterbate agressivly with it and tell me what happens to the condom...it will fully break.
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the experts on here will say that there will be no hole without an obvious break, but i have seen people complaining of finding tiny holes in condom after or during sex so i disagree
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masterbation is totally different from penetrative vaginal / anal sex. insertive vaginal / anal sex gives more force during penetration that just enough to break the condom into half if there's a hole ( tiny hole).
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