the major reason condoms fail is people dont realize how to use them..
1. never use novelty condoms.....
2. do not use lambskin or other natural condoms..the condoms are porous and allowed the aids virus to sneak in
3. leave a bit of the tip of the condom free...dont pull it snug over said dick...or when said dick climaxes the condom can be dislodged by the force of the sperm if the condom is too tight
i am sure i have more advice
You knew all this this FIRST TIME you used one???
You hill folk are born with all sorts of useful skills, aren't you!
I was raised in eastern New Mexico. No hills. Flatter than a pancake.
As for "knowing all that the first time", yeah. You act like this is all secret, arcane info.
1) You pretty much have to look for novelty condoms. The easiest, most obvious places to buy condoms - supermarkets, drug stores, convenience stores - don't sell novelty. They sell real ones. And schools, clinics, etc. that hand out free ones? Ditto.
2) Nearly every condom on the shelves at your average store are latex. You have to really hunt for lambskin, or any sort of non-latex, and will probably only do so if you're allergic to latex. The average teenager wandering into Walgreens to buy a condom is going to walk out with a standard, latex box of Trojans or the like, just because the odds say so.
By the way, neither of these has anything to do with how to actually USE a condom. They're about how to BUY a condom.
3) You don't have to "leave a bit at the tip free". Condoms are made with a reservoir tip that accomplishes this goal for you, and have been for as long as I've been having sex. Were they before that? I have no idea. As for "pulling snug", most men of my acquaintance WISH they were so well-endowed that the condom was "snug".
Pretty much, applying a condom is exactly what I said: rolling a latex sock over a simple column. I'm sorry if you find that complicated.
I WILL tell you something that not everyone knows about condom usage, though: never use an oil-based lubricant with a latex condom, because it will degrade the material and make it more like to rip. Water- or silicone-based lubes are the way to go, if you happen to require lube.