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Hi. recently I put a latex glove on my hand to experiment how it gets ripped by finger nail.
Firstly, It took a great lot of effort to tear it with my finger nail when it did, it was catastrophic.
My question is, If someone tears a condom WITH THEIR FINGERS while putting it on, does it ruptures the same way as the glove? Would I know it without looking. (let's not talk about penetration) because my penis is super small and I inserted into a woman's ***, but am unsure whether it was a penetration, because i have never done it before.
Firstly, It took a great lot of effort to tear it with my finger nail when it did, it was catastrophic.
My question is, If someone tears a condom WITH THEIR FINGERS while putting it on, does it ruptures the same way as the glove? Would I know it without looking. (let's not talk about penetration) because my penis is super small and I inserted into a woman's ***, but am unsure whether it was a penetration, because i have never done it before.
Oh sorry and thanks for pointing out the mistake...
have a great day ahead...it is midnite in my country...gonna sleep
have a great day ahead...it is midnite in my country...gonna sleep
You can't change it now, just wanted to make sure it was not trying to represent death.
I sorry rip was supposed to stand for ripping (tearing)...i just realised it may mean rest in peace......my mistake...how do i change it?
Yes.
And again why does your post title say "rip"?
And again why does your post title say "rip"?
HI, so u mean to say...if the condom is teared by the nail...I would have known without even looking at it (prior to penetration)
Why is the title of your post "rip"?
Yes it would be the same way as the glove.
Yes it would be the same way as the glove.
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