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I understand your concerns. You can use a spermicidal foam or a cervical cap along with the condom if your worried. Condoms get a bad rap, but if they are used correctly they never break. Want to test this? Unroll a condom and fill it with water, see for your self how much water it holds and how far it stretches before it breaks. I think you will be surprised.
So why do all these people have horror stories about condoms breaking? Simply that they don't read the instructions. There are two giant No-No's with condoms. Never use Vaseline, or other petroleum based lubricants with a condom. It eats right through the rubber, and it does this very quickly. Second mistake most people make is yanking the thing on tightly. You shouldn't stretch the condom tightly at all. Leave some space at the tip for the condom to move around the head of the penis. This space also gives the semen some place to go when he finishes.
Keep these simple issues in mind and you shouldn't have any troubles.
Oh, and never buy generic condoms. Name brands are best.
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