I don't think you understood the movies you watched well. First, it is very rare for a condom to burst, because regardless of the brand and price, EVERY condom on our market is INDIVIDUALLY electronically tested - each condom. Condoms are so strong that they are used in Africa for ... machine belts, as a type of water bottle - they collect over 5 liters and so on. In addition, when they break, you can immediately see - the whole condom is torn. It's latex though, there can't be a small hole without tearing it up under load. It is important to look at the condom after each act and if it is cracked you will see it. There are two main reasons for a condom to burst. 1. By injury when applying - for example, if you have a manicure, let the boy put it 2. Dryness of the vagina It happens that even young, healthy and aroused girls simply do not have enough "lubricant". Especially before a cycle, but also at a time that is individual for each woman. On a hormonal basis, you may not be able to secrete enough, but also due to slight dehydration in the heat and so on. This can lead to tearing of the condom, because from a male point of view there is no lubricant. That is why I highly recommend that you have a special lubricant just in case, but it is obligatory SPECIAL for use with a condom. About Durex. Condoms are immediately torn when using grease-based lubricants, dissolved directly. Do not use things like Vaseline, Oil, lubricant creams in combination with a condom. Simple human saliva is also OK, but keep in mind that diseases are transmitted with it. If you are with a regular partner it is OK. In my opinion, your paranoia came from ignorance and a low level of sexual education. There are special, denser condoms, which you can use to feel more protected, but the thin ones are safe enough. It's just that the fat ones have two advantages - they give a feeling of calm and the boy lasts longer. There are only advantages for the woman. The Bulgarian brand Sportex has only thick condoms and a very large selection, but they are all dense. They are also decent in price. Durex have special condoms for young people with a Devil in front and a heart, they are thicker and tighter ... and even more - it is more important to look at something else. Often a condom slips out if it is not inserted properly and mostly fully developed. Make sure the condom is fully developed! And that's enough with the nonsense about holes that had never been seen ... Blah-blah-blah. These are just arguments for people who are wondering how to invent something so as not to use condoms at all, ostensibly because they were not sure. After contraception, this is the safest contraceptive after contraception, the only one that protects you from disease. Separately protect condoms from infections such as HPV. Officially, they reduce the likelihood, but you can actually save yourself from a lot of women's problems, because men carry various infections without really getting sick from them, including young boys without much sexual experience. It just does not depend on them - each body carries its own microorganisms, which for one person are OK, but for another with lower immunity are not Contraceptives are also a good choice, but not for everyone. First, if you are a smoker you can't take them Second, if you don't have regular sex it's not worth it. In addition, there may be a possibility of thrombosis, and you are so paranoid .... Continue with condoms! You will not go wrong. Everyone who has used them for contraception knows that it is a reliable method. Only those who have not used them then lie that they are pregnant because of a torn condom, because they are ashamed to admit that they are to blame for the situation. The probability of a condom bursting first is 0.3, and the probability of bursting right during ovulation is 0 !!!
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I don't think you understood the movies you watched well. First, it is very rare for a condom to burst, because regardless of the brand and price, EVERY condom on our market is INDIVIDUALLY electronically tested - each condom. Condoms are so strong that they are used in Africa for ... machine belts, as a type of water bottle - they collect over 5 liters and so on. In addition, when they break, you can immediately see - the whole condom is torn. It's latex though, there can't be a small hole without tearing it up under load. It is important to look at the condom after each act and if it is cracked you will see it. There are two main reasons for a condom to burst. 1. By injury when applying - for example, if you have a manicure, let the boy put it 2. Dryness of the vagina It happens that even young, healthy and aroused girls simply do not have enough "lubricant". Especially before a cycle, but also at a time that is individual for each woman. On a hormonal basis, you may not be able to secrete enough, but also due to slight dehydration in the heat and so on. This can lead to tearing of the condom, because from a male point of view there is no lubricant. That is why I highly recommend that you have a special lubricant just in case, but it is obligatory SPECIAL for use with a condom. About Durex. Condoms are immediately torn when using grease-based lubricants, dissolved directly. Do not use things like Vaseline, Oil, lubricant creams in combination with a condom. Simple human saliva is also OK, but keep in mind that diseases are transmitted with it. If you are with a regular partner it is OK. In my opinion, your paranoia came from ignorance and a low level of sexual education. There are special, denser condoms, which you can use to feel more protected, but the thin ones are safe enough. It's just that the fat ones have two advantages - they give a feeling of calm and the boy lasts longer. There are only advantages for the woman. The Bulgarian brand Sportex has only thick condoms and a very large selection, but they are all dense. They are also decent in price. Durex have special condoms for young people with a Devil in front and a heart, they are thicker and tighter ... and even more - it is more important to look at something else. Often a condom slips out if it is not inserted properly and mostly fully developed. Make sure the condom is fully developed! And that's enough with the nonsense about holes that had never been seen ... Blah-blah-blah. These are just arguments for people who are wondering how to invent something so as not to use condoms at all, ostensibly because they were not sure. After contraception, this is the safest contraceptive after contraception, the only one that protects you from disease. Separately protect condoms from infections such as HPV. Officially, they reduce the likelihood, but you can actually save yourself from a lot of women's problems, because men carry various infections without really getting sick from them, including young boys without much sexual experience. It just does not depend on them - each body carries its own microorganisms, which for one person are OK, but for another with lower immunity are not Contraceptives are also a good choice, but not for everyone. First, if you are a smoker you can't take them Second, if you don't have regular sex it's not worth it. In addition, there may be a possibility of thrombosis, and you are so paranoid .... Continue with condoms! You will not go wrong. Everyone who has used them for contraception knows that it is a reliable method. Only those who have not used them then lie that they are pregnant because of a torn condom, because they are ashamed to admit that they are to blame for the situation. The probability of a condom bursting first is 0.3, and the probability of bursting right during ovulation is 0 !!!