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How to change condoms in the middle of sex?
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Best not to!: Unless very careful, bodily fluids might be exchanged by changing condoms in the middle of sex. This could allow for transmission of STD's or even possibly pregnancy. Be smart and be safe!
Answered 7/26/2014
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