How often is he supposed to change condoms during sex?

I had sex with my boyfriend a few times and everything was good except.. WHILE having sex, he stops, claims the condom is getting too dry, and changes the condom. He does this a few times, after a while, in the MIDDLE of the action. In an hour of having sex, changing positions, etc. we went through about four(4) condoms. I asked him why he does this, because it is annoying, and he says it's because the condom gets dry. Is this normal? How often are you supposed to change condoms, besides after ejaculation?How often is he supposed to change condoms during sex?
Use lube, DO NOT use oil based products since they break down latex. Spit will dry too quickly (that's why our vaginas don't produce it).



It can be bought in any drug store, or go to your local nice sex shop and try a few between your fingers.



His stopping and starting probably isn't helping the problem since its not keeping you turned on (which is how the wetness is supposed to be produced).



Condom lube is only supposed to get you started and for the women's body to start producing the wetness but women have different production and absorption rates. Lube will last longer.How often is he supposed to change condoms during sex?
You aren't supposed to change it during sex unless it breaks. This guy is on crack. unless you aren't turned on enough and are too dry? Use some lubrication or something.
No, he sounds like he is bull shi tting..Maybe he has a fear of the condom splitting? Use lube so he then cant complain that it is too dry
I never heard of such a thing, honestly.Your man need help or spit or baby oil.This is too weird. If the condom was getting dry it should hurt you not him
Joe said it all.........



P.S.....ok maybe not all. Wouldn't hurt if you communicated to him an activity that would get you more excited and wet. Afterall, you should be self lubricating if you're liking the sex.



JJ
Unless he's allowed himself to go soft, or he wants to go from anal to vaginal sex, there is no need to change condoms unless there is a malfunction with the condom. If he's complaining about the condom getting dry, there's an extremely easy way to deal with that that does not require changing the condom: lube. If he's getting too much friction inside the condom, he can put a drop or two of lube inside the tip of the condom to allow it to slide more freely over the head of his penis without coming off. If he uses more than a drop or two, it will slip off. And many women have a sensitivity to condoms causing them to produce less than normal lubricant. I am one of them. Using a generous amount of lube outside the condom prevents any problems. And if the lube dries out, you can always add more.
you just have to get your hands on some lubrication. try the liquid ky jelly, works like a charm.