@perse: Not at all, in my experience I really don't think lube will have an effect that way. If the condom's way too big or if buddy is trying to fuck with a soft-on, then it might come off (regardless of lube), otherwise no.

As long as we're on the subject of condom size, there's zero need for the 'dome to be skintight. Guys: There's supposed to be a slight bit of movement between it and your cock. If it's on there tight like shrink-wrapped cellophane on a supermarket canteloupe and doesn't shift at all when you give it a stroke, 1) it won't feel particularly good, and 2) equally important, a snug condom is a condom that's much more likely to break. (Let me emphasize however that it shouldn't be so loose that it just slides off if you grab the tip and pull, else it might come off inside your special friend, as perse noted.)

Seriously, with some lube and the right fit, condoms don't suck much; sex feels almost as good as bareback, rather than a pale shadow of itself. Nobody should think they have to choose between safe sex and good sex.

PS. Parents are afforded the opportunity to discuss contraceptives and safe sex practices every day, as parents it is always an option to speak with their own children. Unfortunately, most choose to operate like my family, and prefer to have a kind of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy in place.

There's two other vids by the same animation group. One of a hetero female and one of a hetero male with some rather odd fetishes.

Definitely an informative video. Of course you should wear gloves: SAFE SEX, hello!

Ghostcake, that's a good question. I've heard that it's a metaphor for safe sex.

I personally don't care how people chose to have sex. But I do believe responsible adults have a responsibility of teaching kids about safe sex.

The adults in this 60 minutes documentary are not responsible, they should not be awarded with multi-million dollar government contracts for sexual education. It's all backwards

Well let's remember that the best way to fight STDs is by education and such. The education has been there for years, people don't really listen. I honestly think if you don't practice safe sex today it's really entirely your own fault if you contract something due to the thought that 'Oh it will never happen to me'.