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Jesus christ, how about if women dont like it, they can stop taking it? There are plenty of alternatives, none perfect as Im sure you are eager to point out.
by hubert123 10y ago
Jesus christ, how about if women dont like it, they can stop taking it? There are plenty of alternatives, none perfect as Im sure you are eager to point out.
- cauterized 10y agoThank you for your enlightening perspective.
- kingad 10y agoOkay, you are advocating for hardcore feminism that would change the society perceptions and make it feasible to alter behaviours. It will take time to happen but it is worth fighting for it now.
- user5994461 10y agoMost women only take birth control when they're in an active relationship. Men seem to ignore that.
- huehehue 10y agoThough, from a planned parenthood rep > Birth control can have non-contraceptive benefits as well, so plenty of people use it regardless of their level of sexual activity or pregnancy risk. For example, my dermatologist prescribed birth control pills when I was a teenager to help clear up my torturous pizza face – the pregnancy prevention part was a total bonus when I became sexually active later. Other methods, like the hormonal IUD, can reduce and sometimes even stop menstrual bleeding and/or cramps, a side effect that lots of folks appreciate.
- hubert123 10y agoand? women in a relationship are powerless to choose a different contraceptive?