Condoms ruin the sensation and are so bad at preventing pregnancy they're on par with withdrawal. We should make hormonal birth control and IUDs cheaper and more accessible instead.
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Also this is about HIV; it's easier to get HIV when condoms are improperly used than to get pregnant; sores or cuts on the genital skin for example can lead to HIV transmission whilst they won't lead to pregnancy.
A condom slipping off or getting ripped during sex can lead to HIV transmission but not to pregnancy, etc. etc.
Maybe my penis was shipped with a defect, but for me the difference between condom and no condom hasn't been that dramatic.
I'm not going to put off what little random chance pussy I get because I don't have a condom, and I've always been too poor to spend 15 bucks on a pack of condoms I'll likely never use.
I grew up in Arizona where sexual education consisted of a 10 minute video shown to me in the 5th grade and there were no clinics passing out freebies.
You also can buy condoms at a pharmacy or online that aren't one of the big brands that work just as fine.
Most condoms I bought have an expiration date which is 3-5 years from their purchase date, if you indeed get such a little chance to have sexual encounters I'm pretty sure that even at 15$ a pack would last you plenty of time.
P.S.
I guess this is a non-US thing but quite often females also carry male condoms if they go out looking for sex. Going out in search of a random sexual encounter and not having protection on hand is simply irresponsible way beyond the risk of an accidental pregnancy.