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Problems when putting on a condom

to whom this may concern..
I have an embarasing question and have no idea who to ask. I have heaps of problems putting on condoms. what happens is when my penis is errect and go to put on a condom, it pulls the foreskin back and then it gets stuck. the condom wont roll over anymore. its also sensitive and not very enjoyable when the foreskin is pulled back.

any advice would be great as i have seen both a suregon and a doctor and they were not much help, and 200 dollars poorer :(
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1.  Practice on a banana, using up a few condoms.  Get the lubricated kind and the non-lubricated kind, and unroll a few, deliberately trying to unroll some upside-down, just to be sure that you're not doing that by accident in the heat of passion.  They should unroll very easily one way, and are impossible to unroll the other way.  Have you ever seen a cat bed that looks sort of like an inner tube with a bottom?  Imagine it right side up so the cat can sleep inside the tube but still have a warm floor under it.  Well, the condom goes on like that.  If you place the 'floor' on the tip of the banana and roll downwards on the 'inner tube,' the condom should unroll over whatever you have got, even if it was a barbell-shaped piercing.  But if you start with it the other way, it won't unroll at all.

2.  Give your girlfriend the condom and let her unroll it onto you.
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Try some practice but on the real thing rather than a banana, use the real thing.  My last bf had massive foreskin, what worked is to pull the foreskin all the way back, and unroll the condom all the way as far as it will go, then pull the foreskin foreword as far as it goes and finish unrolling the condom to the base.  This works good as it allows the foreskin to move more as it naturally would and seemed to relieve the issue with being too sensitive.  if the condom is not long enough to cover all the skin to the base as it didn't with him, simply pick out a bigger size ( Magnum; MagnumXL; Magnum XL10+ ).  I hope this helps your problem.
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