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effectiveness of condoms in prostitutes

I have been visiting prostitutes for vaginal sex and massage.
Every time I use two condoms and am ok with it. Recently I went to have just massge and so I put on one condom. During massage, my sexual urge increased and I ended up ******* her with my one condom on. No breakage, no slip offs.

What is my chance of getting infected.

Worried Michellin
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366749 tn?1544695265
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Two condoms together do not offer "double protection", rather the probability of their failure increases, therefore always use only one latex, if involved in penetrative sex with someone outside your mutually committed relationship.

Ohh, for "quality" of pleasure, even one is not condom (even you opt for an ultra thin featherlight) comparable with bare skin to skin contact, because how about having a lollypop with the wrapper on. But the main objective of a condom is to protect yourself from HIV and STD's, a job, done very effectively by an intact latex.
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Don't use two condoms, It is more easy to broken than one and reduce your sexy pleasure.
you have no risk.
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I agree with lesbin.
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if you are going to worry like theis you need to stop having sex with a csw.
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You're safe at my last test I was past the window period for over 40 girls I was negative.
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