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im NOT having sex i just have a question.so dont get my wrong. okay if the guy is wearing a condom does the girl have to wear one too? if both the guy and girl wear it then will there will be a less chance she will get pregnant? or how about if just the girl wears a condom and not the guy?
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Condoms are not meant to be used together. You should never use more then one condom: not two male condoms and not one male and one female.
When you are ready to purchase and use condoms, read the information and instructions that comes with them. Using a condom correctly greatly increases how effective it is, so read the whole thing, even practice putting one on.
On the information that comes with Durex condoms it states very clearly: "NEVER use two condoms at once. Due to the friction between the two condoms, they might tear or slip off." All other brands will have a similar warning and yes, this warning applies to the female condom as well.
If you want to increase your level of protection and use two forms of birth control, use a condom and an oral contraceptive.
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No, NEVER resort to wearing a female and male condom at the same time. It causes a lot of friction and either both or one of the condoms will break. So obviously, it's less risky to just use one condom. You can make your decision if you'd want to try a female condom or not.
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Doubling up on the condoms like that will pretty much guarantee that there will be no chance of pregnancy, but it will also guarantee that neither of you will actually feel anything. So, if you're not having sex to conceive, and you're not getting the pleasurable feeling, what's the point of doing it at all?
I have no experience with the female condom, but it always seemed to me that the only advantage with it is that the girl doesn't have to count on the guy remembering to put it on - and if you're with the kind of guy who's going to "forget" something like that, you probably shouldn't be having sex with him in the first place.
Short answer: One condom is all you need. When used properly, they are very close to 100% effective.
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Well I'm sure both the man and woman wearing a condom ensure a more likely chance not to get pregnant cause it'd have to break through both condoms, but sometimes condoms can break, and I don't know if on two other people, but whenever a guy thinks wearing two condoms'll be safer, the friction actually causes them to break and gives even a greater chance, so I don't know if both the females and males condoms would cause friction and break or what. But the most likely chance not to get pregnant is one at least wear a condom and for the girl to be on the pill. As for them both, I would try researching it on Google ( I would do it myself, but my mother shares this computer with me and would get a little suspicious if she saw a search for female condoms and whatnot, lol ) I hope I helped, though.
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