14 incorrect ways to use condoms during sex

　　1. Wearing a condom too late.

　　Many people only start using condoms after substantial love has begun, and 17.1%-51.1% of people make this mistake. In fact, condoms should be worn during foreplay to prevent close contact with sexual organs during intimacy.

　　2. Taking off the condom too early.

　　13.6%-44.7% of users hurriedly took off condoms before sexual intercourse was completed. Although ejaculation Complete, but taking off the condom may still cause pregnancy or transmission disease。

　　3. Unroll the rolled condom completely before putting it on.

　　2.1%-25.3% of people will do this. This may damage the condom and may prevent proper fit.

　　4. Not leaving a certain amount of space for semen.

　　24.3%-45.7% of people said that they had encountered a situation where there was no seminal vesicle or insufficient space in the seminal vesicle, which could easily cause the condom to break and cause pregnancy.

　　5. The air at the front end of the condom is not exhausted.

　　almost half female and 41.6% of male Failure to have the habit of evacuating the air from the tip during use can eventually cause the condom to break. The correct way is to pinch it gently with your fingers to remove the air inside.

　　6. Mistaken the front and back.

　　4% to 30.4% of people will mix the front and back of a condom. As a result, the wearer will feel uncomfortable and it will easily slip off during sex.

　　7. The condom is not fully unfolded.

　　11.2% of women and 8.8% of men only unfolded the condom halfway and covered half of the penis before having sex. This behavior is very dangerous and can easily spread diseases.