Content

• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings

Getting rid of a condom is a little harder than you think.

Steps

1. 1 Make sure that your condom is worn properly before intercourse and that it is not torn, cut or damaged anywhere, as it will not matter how you remove it if it is damaged.
2. 2 Finish what you started.
3. 3 Remove slowly while holding the base of the condom to avoid accidental spills. As strange as it sounds, if you don't want a baby, just clamp the base.
4. 4 Make sure it doesn't rip. If it breaks, refer to your personal and religious guidelines for what to do next.
5. 5 Pull on the condom while keeping a safe distance from the opening of the woman or man who has just been exposed to the penis with the condom. One drop can cause pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases.
6. 6 Tie the end of the condom and find a suitable trash can or waste paper basket for disposal.
7. 7 Wash your hands and penis to get rid of any semen that might be left over.

Tips

• If you don't want your parents to know about it, you can always easily hide the condom in any other trash, and not just put it on top. Mothers won't like this.

Warnings

• Don't flush it down the toilet. It can clog the pipe, and if the father has to pay to replace it, then no one will have fun.