> But don't think for a moment that the burden is now equal. I didn't say that. But the medical and social burden though real, are not things that should be ta

> But don't think for a moment that the burden is now equal. I didn't say that. But the medical and social burden though real, are not things that should be tackled with policies to prevent. Medical burden is a law of nature. Neither of those are factors that should be neutralized.(Think surgical castration of women at puberty.. bad idea.) Social burden is there for a reason and society(and culture) will evolve if the reasons die out. So overall, complaining about burden of reproductive control is simply whining and reinforces the "women are whiners" cliche.