Carrying around a (non-expired!) condom is usually a smart idea — but according to Trojan, some people tote protection even in the saddest of circumstances.
Nearly one in eight men 35 and under admit to bringing protection to a funeral just in case, the condom brand found in an online survey of around 2,000 adults aged 18-35 in the U.S. Meanwhile, about one in four millennials brought protection to their high school reunion, which is not nearly as morbid of a scenario.
Want more sex and dating storiesin your inbox? Sign up for Mashable's new weekly After Dark newsletter.
Trojan's State of Sex Survey reveals some encouraging statistics, as well: 77 percent of adults 18-35 believe men and women should be equally responsible when providing protection. Seventy-eight percent of men would rather be responsible for wearing condoms than make their partner feel pressured to take birth control; 52 percent of women would rather their partners wear condoms than take the pill.
SEE ALSO:5 steps to making a masturbation routineSixty-five percent of respondents bring protection on the first date. Most (63 percent), however, say they're most likely to ask a potential sexual partner about protection once in bed. Nearly all, 91 percent, say they're generally more likely to use a condom to prevent pregnancy and STIs given the state of current affairs.
Around half of people surveyed, 52 percent, keep condoms on their bedside table; it's the most popular place for women to keep condoms (57 percent do), while a wallet is the most popular place for men (52 percent). About two-thirds of men under 35 (64 percent) often or always have a condom on hand, while 49 percent of women under 35 do.
Whether you're mourning or not, bring protection along with you probably isn't a bad idea.
(责任编辑：時尚)
Slack goes down again, prompting anxiety everywhere
'Hamilton' gets a second national tour because we deserve something nice
Twitter is slamming Donald Trump after awkward press conference with Angela Merkel
People are furious that 'Madam Secretary' will feature a lecherous Filipino president
How Hyperloop One went off the railsDog elected for third term as mayor of Minnesota town
Hopefully he has a human chief of staff. 。Duke the Great Pyrenees is the only dog that's ever been el
...[详细]'The Last Man on Earth' kills off Trump's entire administration
Most of humanity is dead from a virus on Fox's The Last Man on Earth, but America's current leaders
...[详细]McDonald's Twitter account just dropped some fire on Donald Trump (and then deleted it)
We don't know who's the author behind this tweet but we know for sure that someone is about to get f
...[详细]D.C. is gearing up to become the capital of esports, sponsors team NRG Esports
For Washington, D.C., being the capital of the United States of America isn't enough. The city is lo
...[详细]Satisfy your Olympics withdrawals with Nike's latest app
Following in the footsteps of last year's successful launch of Nike's Tech Book is back in its secon
...[详细]Americans don't use bidets. This startup founder wants to change that.
When Miki Agrawal founded Thinx — the company that sells underwear that can replace tampons an
...[详细]D.C. is gearing up to become the capital of esports, sponsors team NRG Esports
For Washington, D.C., being the capital of the United States of America isn't enough. The city is lo
...[详细]Spoil all of 'Zelda: Breath of the Wild' with this cool interactive map
This is a real dilemma.The map in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildis so dense with cool stuff
...[详细]Teacher absolutely nails it with new homework policy
The war against homework has begun. 。A massive pile of homework after a long day at school is enough
...[详细]Chance the Rapper has some words for all those who think he's no longer an independent artist
Chance the Rapper is not signed to a label and gives his albums away to fans for free—and that
...[详细]Samsung Galaxy Note7 teardown reveals the magic behind the phone's iris scanner
Digital wall aims to protest Trump with 1,926 miles of immigrant art
