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It's COOL to be gay!
Post this on the wall of a homosexual friend and tell them how COOL they are
1) Yes, 9 cm is considered small. We suggest surgical process;
2) No, it is not common for condoms to become loose. There is no super small size, this size is unique;
3) Although 9 cm is a very small size, it is possible for the partner to reach climax during sexual intercourse, so if this does not occur in your relationships as mentioned, it may be lack of competence on your part;
4) No, you can't have a prostate exam, it's only for people over 50. Please do not insist;
5) The strong desire for same-sex people may be a strong sign of a tendency towards homosexuality;
We are available for any questions!
This assumes the bread is consecrated, as in the eucharist. As I see it, if Catholics believe that: Sex within marriage is allowed, but outside of marriage is sinful; Nuns are married to Christ; The eucharist transubstantiates into the literal body of Christ; then it follows that they should be able to have sex with said bread.
The only possible counterexample I can think of is that procreation is impossible via sex with bread, but, from some Googling, it appears that Catholics are still able to have sex within marriage after conception is no longer possible (i.e., post-menopause) as long as they do not actively try and prevent conception (source here). I can't imagine an objection based on non-monogamy given the inherent non-monogamy of all nuns being married to Christ.
Please change my view, this thought is haunting me.