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Question Posted Tuesday July 24 2007, 12:53 am

Was it bad for me to ask my boyfriend to get condoms? So that he could try them on. He said he knows how to do it but he never tried.. So I made him buy some to practice putting on so he doesn't rip it or anything.

It seems a little weird.

Can the condom tear when you put it on?

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Additional info, added Tuesday July 24 2007, 4:08 pm:
I've already done this in class with a banana :]
But it didn't tear.

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ladytremendous answered Saturday July 28 2007, 12:25 am:
yes it can rip and it can rip during intercourse
so you must be carful of the ones he get must be the ones that's his size

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anjelicaolivo answered Tuesday July 24 2007, 7:31 pm:
no, not at all was it bad for you to ask. you just wanted to be safe rather than sorry :]. but yeah a condom can break at any point. even by just sliding it on. you have to remember that condoms are made up of latex. so it's very thin - n very easy to break.

hope i helped.
-anjelica <3.

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Aubrey answered Tuesday July 24 2007, 7:29 pm:
It is not ridiculous at all to want your boyfriend to practice. in fact it seems like a very good idea. if he has a problem with it, ask him how it would be if the condme did break. is it worth it to pratice a little to avoid something that huge. Condems can tear when you put them on, speaking from experience, somethings that can help are praticing like you told him, and gettting good condems. don't try to save a little money, get the good ones. i recommend trojan.

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Cupcake69 answered Tuesday July 24 2007, 4:10 pm:
No it wasn't bad of you to ask him that. Because you just wanted to be safe. Yes a condom can rip when you put it on.

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Indigo1208 answered Tuesday July 24 2007, 9:51 am:
Most difinitely not - there are so many risks out there - pregnancy, chlamydia and gonorrhea to name but a few.

I think that whether you and your boyfriend have had sex with other partners or not you have been extremely sensible in asking him to practice putting on a condom. It may also be an idea for you to learn how to do this too as neither partner should bear the whole responsibility for contraception. If you want to practice - use a banana.

Condoms can tear when you put them on if you use the incorrect method and I am sure that neither or you would wish to be in that situation.

Well done for taking control of your sex life!

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