Good! You use a condom during sex! Unfortunately, some problems can always arise when you have sex with a condom. However, often these problems are easily preventable. In this article you will read what the most common problems with condoms are and how you can solve them.

• The penis is not rigid: With a flaccid penis, the penis
  will "slip," due to the slight pressure exerted on the head of the
  penis. The penis must be stiff to provide sufficient back pressure during the
  unrolling process. When stiff, the condom slides easily around it.
• Wrong way round If you put a condom on the wrong way, it will not unroll. With a
  regular condom, you can tell by the way the condom is rolled up. With
  a Wingman condom, this is easier to see: the logo on the wings
  should point upward. This logo in the shape of a "w" can be clearly seen and
  felt. However, should you have already tried the condom the wrong way around,
  you will need to use a new condom to prevent the
  pre-cum with which the outside of the wrongly used condom has been in
  contact from still leading to an STD or unwanted pregnancy. Read
  here to learn more about how to properly put on a condom.
• The condom is too big: If the condom is too big in relation to the
  circumference of the rigid penis, unrolling will work, but
  the condom will then be loose around the penis, causing it to easily slip off again
  . Read more about how to determine your condom size here.
• The condom is too small: If the condom is too small in relation to the
  circumference of the erect penis, you will experience too much
  resistance when putting it on. Read more about how to determine your condom size here.
• With Wingman condoms, the wings can come off if you don't push down both wings of your
  Wingman. If you only hold down 1 wing, the
  condom can come off the wings prematurely. Pushing down both
  wings of a Wingman can be done with either 1 hand or 2 hands.
• The condom gets stuck With a regular condom, the ring sometimes
  gets stuck under the head of the penis, before unrolling over the foreskin and the rest of
  the penis. With a Wingman, you don't have this problem. To be able to roll the condom further
  it's best to gently stretch the condom a bit with
  your fingers (so preferably you'll need an extra hand to do that, holding the
  nipple closed) to lift it over the threshold and then unroll it further.
  A slightly larger or more flexible condom can also help. Try a number of brands
  until you get one that works well.