They shouldn't, however some people have reactions to the materials condoms are made from. If you experience burning with a latex condom then try a polyurethane or polyisoprene condom. It may also be the lubrication used by the condom manufacturers. Try buying non-lubricated condoms and try adding your own lube (but always use lube with a condom whether it's added or the lube that comes on the condom already). Also you could try lambskin condoms, like Natralamb brand, which are made from actual lambskin. (however these protect against pregnancy only, they do not protect against STD's).
However, if you are referring to actual combustion with a fire, then yes, condoms can burn.
no
extra small trojan condoms
uses of condoms
Pig or goat bladder, used by the ancient Greeks.
what idiot wears a condom under his underwear?
Because you are allergic to the spermicide.
most likely an allergic reaction
There are vibrating condom rings that are put on condoms and vibrate but not condoms that actually vibrate themselves
No there are no Nutella condoms but what a great idea.
Well latex condoms are good to prevent pregnancy for the most part but as opposed to latex or polyurethane condoms or animal skin condoms are all good but I recommend spermicidal lubricated condoms.
Condoms *are* good, but your grammar is bad.
Yes, it is possible for condoms to make you dry. Condoms can irritate the vagina and cause minor swelling. Some people do not like the feel of condoms and find that it is a turn off for them.
condoms, abstinance. condoms, abstinance.
If they are practicing Catholics they could not use condoms.
condoms condoms
Condoms do not lower sperm count.
Yes, condoms can tear.