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I understand your viewpoint and I think that's definitely something we should also be working on But as a straight male currently just having casual relationsh
by cgb223 9y ago
I understand your viewpoint and I think that's definitely something we should also be working on
But as a straight male currently just having casual relationships, I want to be able to control my body's ability to get someone pregnant so I don't have to worry about the consequences
I am the target market for something like this and I'd imagine many of my 20-something year old peers feel similarly
- ams6110 9y agoYou'd rather chemically alter your hormones and reproductive system function than use a condom?
- cgb223 9y agoWell when you ask the question that way of course it sounds bad. You could also ask "You'd rather not have control over your own body?"and it would look a bit different. But to your point about condoms, I think they're great for protecting against STI's. But as many men can relate, they do not feel very good. A lot of guys lose their erections easily when wearing them. So if I were with one partner monogamously but I felt that I was not ready to be a father, then yes, I'd rather have male birth control. After all, 98% of women in America have "chemically alter [their] hormones" at one point or another and 62% are doing it right now https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevalence_of_birth_control#United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevalence_of_birth_control#Un...