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Cumming multiple Times - How to handle Condoms?

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Hi, never had Sex. If I masturbate, I cum after idk something around 5 to 10 minutes. After that my Penis gets a little bit softer but stays erected and I can continue longer. How is that in Sex with a condom? Should I change the condom after I came the first time? Immediately or just before I cum a second time? How to change it? How to do it so my Penis stays hard, because if I dont get stimulation after I came my penis gets softer. Any other tips? Is there a good SexEd video channel, preferrable on a porn video plattform like pornhub?

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PenghisKahn@reddthat.com
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I would take the condom off right after you cum. Just pull it off. Maybe jerk off a little bit in between putting a new condom on to stay hard. Also maybe use an oxballs cocksling, it’ll help you stay hard.

https://oxballs.com/shop/ols/products/cocksling-2-the-original-the-best-cock-ball-sling-oxballs

https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/condom/how-to-put-a-condom-on

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The oxball looks like it hurts.

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PenghisKahn@reddthat.com
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I’ve never had pain issues using them. You could just use a regular style cock ring instead.

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