Prevention of penis flaccidity and erection problems
Putting a condom on the penis sounds easy, and it is true. However, you need to know how to put the condom on, otherwise it can tear or slip off the member. A condom that breaks, that does not stretch wide enough around the penis or that comes off can lead to pregnancy. Furthermore, a condom that does not fit properly around the penis no longer offers protection against sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, a condom must be put on correctly. Not everyone likes to have sex with a condom. Some men dislike condoms to the point of having a flaccid erection. The condoms produced today are so thin that sexual pleasure no longer has to be an obstacle. If you have just ordered an escort girl, you obviously want to avoid problems, and you cannot even go to a prostitute with a flaccid penis.
If you do not use other contraceptives, you should buy and use condoms to prevent pregnancy. Condoms also protect against diseases that can be transmitted during sexual intercourse and are therefore always recommended. Condoms can be purchased in pharmacies or drugstores. Condoms have advantages and disadvantages. One disadvantage may be that of feeling less stimulation during sex. Some men get a flaccid penis more quickly than others. If this bothers you, discuss it with your partner. Condom use can also be a matter of habit. Extra thin condoms are also available.
When wearing a condom, there are a few important aspects to consider. First of all, the penis must be rigid, otherwise the condom cannot be worn. There are different types of condoms. In colours, sizes and sizes. Safety must always come first. There are condoms with and without a pre-formed reservoir. Condoms with a reservoir have a kind of loop on the top. Condoms without a reservoir are simply round at the tip. With a reservoir condom, you squeeze the reservoir before putting it on. There must be no air inside. With a reservoirless condom, you squeeze the top of the condom to create a reservoir before unrolling it over the penis. Squeezing the top of the condom also lets the air out. Do not unroll the condom if you have long fingernails or wear sharp jewellery. The condom could tear or leak. Also, do not use condoms that are too small or too large.
- The penis must be sufficiently rigid.
- The reservoir at the top of the condom must be closed before putting it on, so that it is free of air.
- Place the tip of the condom on the head of the penis.
- Unroll the condom as far as possible to the base of the penis (where hair growth begins).
If the penis becomes flaccid when wearing a condom, it may be because sexual stimulation is more difficult to feel through the condom. The sensation of pleasure through the condom may be less and therefore last longer. It is also possible that the pause in 'putting on the condom' is unpleasant and that the erection decreases accordingly. In any case, the penis must be rigid when putting on the condom and having sex, otherwise the condom will slip off the penis. The condom must be kept on during sexual intercourse. A man's pre-cum can also contain sperm from which a woman can become pregnant. If ejaculation has occurred, it is advisable to withdraw as soon as possible while keeping the condom on. Hold the condom by the lower end so that it does not accidentally slip off your member when you withdraw it. If the condom moves after ejaculation, sperm may leak out and still cause pregnancy. For this reason, it is strongly discouraged to lie down for a while after intercourse, when the penis is still in the vagina and drooping. The spermatozoa are familiar with the flaccid penis and swim out of the condom towards the ovum. Have you finished making love? Immediately withdraw your penis while holding the condom. After sex, wrap the used condom in a piece of toilet paper or a paper towel and throw it in the bin. You may only use a condom once.
Condom use, advantages and disadvantages
Condoms are a safe form of contraception when used correctly. Condoms also protect against sexually transmitted diseases and, when using them, the woman does not have to burden her body with the hormones contained in the pill or other aids such as the IUD. Another great advantage of condom use is that it slows down the man's sexual stimulation a little, so sex lasts a little longer. Between a man and a woman, this provides a little more pleasure for the woman. Condoms protect against sexually transmitted diseases, but abstinence is safer if you know that someone else has a sexually transmitted disease. Of course, condom use also has practical disadvantages. Many people find condoms annoying because they have to be worn. This interrupts the ecstasy. It is not very romantic and the smell of rubber is usually unpleasant. Another disadvantage of using a condom is that it can tear, although this does not happen often. Some men consider the condom to be an anti-climax that causes erections to fall. Another disadvantage is that the condom can tear.
The condom has broken, now what?
Condom rupture can have two causes:
- The reservoir contains air
- The condom has a weak point due to a manufacturing error.
- The condom had a hole due to a manufacturing error.
- The condom was pierced or torn by sharp nails or jewellery while being worn.
- If the condom breaks (or comes off), the partner can become pregnant and sexually transmitted diseases can be transmitted.
In the event of a broken (or slipped) condom between a man and a woman, it is advisable to seek immediate medical attention. A doctor can help prevent pregnancy and give the right advice. The partner can be prescribed, for instance, the morning-after pill.