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I will bet you money that you'll see some radical feminists screaming that a "male birth control pill" is somehow "misogynistic". Lets face it, we have a not-insignificant number of women that see getting knocked up as a meal plan. Between child support and government handouts-some see it as a way to avoid little things like working for a living. Granted, that is a pretty small percentage, but not non-existent. Good to see that men might have the same access to simple, convenient contraception that women do.
There are also a percentage of men who want to stay in their parents’ basement forever, and a percentage of men who want to be on disability forever etc etc etc. there are lazy people everywhere. Women are no different. But it’s not right to deny anyone their right to decide for their own bodies.
If a woman relies on a man to use bc, and she doesnt want to be pregnant, she is an idiot.
Would be nice for men though, if they dont want to be trapped into paying endless child support, or a marriage they dont really want.
I'd say most women would also use some form of bc. The male bc would just help men protect themselves from unwanted pregnancy. Men should have more options.
Just FYI, child support is not endless and no one can force you into marriage.
Birth control for man is great. a man should make sure his sperm doesn’t impregnate a woman without his intention. it will help millions of men avoid paying unwanted child support and help reduce abortions. The question is if available will they use it? Doubtful imo
Oh I think many men will definitely use it!!
Thats what guys want...lots of casual sex without the inconvenience or risk of a pregnancy!
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