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Possibly, however, it is important to know that condoms come in "small", "medium", and, "LARGE" sizes.

Purchase one of each or at least two initially and try them out to learn which size is correct for you. Also, different makes/models may be slightly different so if you choose a medium for one type, it may or may not be exactly correct for some other type.

As for what Sara stated, do practice rolling a condom or two on beforehand so you are familiar with the simple process. Also, if your choice in condoms does not have a built-in reservoir, be certain to pinch off a good half inch at the tip so that the ejaculate has a place to collect.

Rolling a condom on can be done by either party. It can be a great turn on for the woman to do the deed. Also, she can play as she does this.

If it is determined that you need more sensitivity, then apply lubricant to the head of the penis (only) and this will give it more wiggle room thus providing more stimulation.

Lastly, if you are going to use condoms, use them 100% of the time. To skip once in a while is like wearing no condom anytime. A condom protects you and your future. Before having intercourse, make sure she is using a contraceptive in order to protect her and her future or else only go as far as foreplay. As sex is a partnership effort, the two of you should also use a third contraceptive and this would be a spermicide. If there is a good reason why your partner cannot use the pill, patch, or some other form of highly reliable contraceptive, she should at least use the spermicide in addition to you using a condom.