Men can also practice using condoms during masturbation, either while alone or with a partner. Condom use during masturbation may provide men with visible proof that they can successfully ejaculate while wearing a condom. With practice, condoms can become an exciting part of intercourse for both partners, particularly when integrated into sexual activity. Reducing User Error Misuse of the condom, rather than poor condom quality, accounts for the majority of breakage and slippage. Most users rarely experience breakage or slippage.
Condom effectiveness depends heavily on the skill level and experience of the user.
Rather than breakage or slippage, non-use accounts for most pregnancies attributed to condom use. Failure to use condoms throughout intercourse. Some men put condoms on after starting intercourse or may remove condoms before ejaculating, practices that raises the risks of pregnancy or STDs. In one study, men acquired gonorrhea despite condom use because they failed to put the condom on before starting intercourse. Improper lubricant use with latex condoms.