Maybe, but that's a social issue not an FDA (in the US) issue, it shouldn't (ideally) hold up approval. (But it will.) Every time male birth control is brought

Maybe, but that's a social issue not an FDA (in the US) issue, it shouldn't (ideally) hold up approval. (But it will.) Every time male birth control is brought up all these same (social) issues get touted about. Women won't trust guys that say they're on the "pill", STDs will become rampant, etc. But they are by no means unique, every new treatment(in a new area) has social issues to begin with, but they usually turn out to be overblown once it becomes accepted.