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A question about condoms
Hello everyone,
I had protected sex. However, as I pulled out I noticed that my condom had slipped a little. It still covered my head and I could se ejaculate in the teat.
Does this count as failure?
If a condom break, is it obvious? Is it a large wide tear or small?
Thankyou for your help.
I had protected sex. However, as I pulled out I noticed that my condom had slipped a little. It still covered my head and I could se ejaculate in the teat.
Does this count as failure?
If a condom break, is it obvious? Is it a large wide tear or small?
Thankyou for your help.
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You can test if doing so would put your mind at rest. I think your chances of contracting an std under these circumstances are so low as to be negligible, though.
Should I still test?
There was a lot of fluid on my base and on the condom and when I took it off it may have touch my head???
There was a lot of fluid on my base and on the condom and when I took it off it may have touch my head???
Your condom did not fail, it just slipped a bit. Failure is obvious breakage or the condom coming all the way off. A good way to see how strong your condoms are is to hold one open out the window of a moving car: you won't believe the size it gets! You can get the same idea by filling it with water in the bathtub: you will need the whole bath tub for this! :-)
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