This article from Scarleteen is awesome. It's so detailed. Here are what I think are the best tips from the article:
Do yourself a favor -- if you're the person whose body part or toy a condom is going on, try it at home by yourself first, without the pressure of being watched, without worrying about losing an erection, or without the uncomfortable feeling that you're being graded on your condom skills. You or a partner can also practice on a banana (silly, we know: but hey, it works!) with the same condom until you get it right. Either or both of you can put the condom on when the time is right, so it's good for everyone to know how.
The banana idea is a bit silly, but I like how they make this so light, like almost fun to read. And to practice. Instead of it all being scary or intimidating. I think it's such a cool idea for partners to practice together with this.
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Use a good quality condom that is new, and well before the expiry date. Every condom has an expiration date on the package, so just take a look at it before you open one. be sure you're also using a condom that hasn't been kept anywhere where it can get worn or too warm or cold (it isn't a good idea to keep them in your car, wallet or pocket for that reason).
When you first buy condoms, see if you can get a few different brands and styles for yourself. It can take some trial and error to find the kind that best fit you and feel best, so getting assortment packs, or a few small boxes of a couple different kinds is a good idea.
Lots of guys will complain condoms suck, but many will also say once they found their fave brands the condoms were awesome. Almost comparable to bare sex. Their partners liked the fave brands too, and noticed that it felt better for them too. Whether they suck or not though, don't let anyone convince you to not use a condom if you feel like you need one, please.
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Condoms have a high rate of success, but that rate drops when they aren't used properly, and one of the easiest ways to break a condom is by letting it get dried out. Buy some lubricant when you buy condoms. Not only will it help them work better, well-lubricated sex is generally more enjoyable sex for both you and your partner. Even if a person who has a vulva is plenty wet on their own, our own lubrication doesn't tend to work as well (or last as long) with condoms as the stuff made for condom use does.
Even when a condom is already lubricated, it's a pretty stingy amount of lube. Do NOT use butter, oil, body lotion, Vaseline or ANY lubricant other than lubricants intended for use with condoms. If you could buy it in a store aisle where food is displayed, it isn't the right kind of lube.
Love the tips on lube <3
So yeah, this article gives way more tips than this, and it's really detailed for both guys and girls.
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