Unless the woman puts it on as a part of foreplay, condom application may interrupt sex.
Condoms require some practice to learn how to use.
Condoms can break or tear when they interact with sharp objects such as scissors, rings, fingernails, teeth, piercings, and other sharp objects.
YOU CAN'T USE OIL BASED LUBRICANTS such as Vaseline, sun tan oil, or Crisco with latex condoms! These products weaken the latex, and can cause condoms to tear.
Some men cannot maintain an erection while wearing a condom.
The man must pull immediately after ejaculation. If the male becomes flacid before withdrawl, accidental pregnancy or infection may occur.
Some people are sensitive (or allergic) to latex or find the smell very unpleasant. They must use polyurethane condoms: Durex-Avanti, Trojan-Supra or Reality Female Condom.
Buying, negotiating use, putting on, and getting rid of condoms may be embarassing.
Condoms decrease enjoyment of sex for some couples by causing decreased sensation for either partner. Recently, however, many manufacturers have released condoms that allow for greater sensation.