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Trigger warning: Does 100% birth control exist?
- Thread starter YeshuaRedeemed
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Abstinence is 100% effective as well.
At least in my experience, it is. No one has told me I've gotten them pregnant in the last several years.
At least in my experience, it is. No one has told me I've gotten them pregnant in the last several years.
YeshuaRedeemed
Revelation 3:10
What if she wants to start a family later, once she and her partner can afford it?
What's wrong with her partner eventually having a vasectomy?
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YeshuaRedeemed
Revelation 3:10
No thank you.
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Not everybody is able to practice abstinence.
Competent adults are.
Tom
How often do we see any of those?
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
A man should also take equal responsibility to ensure he doesn't get his sexual partner pregnant if he were unwilling/unable to be a responsible father. Besides condoms, there is a new male birth control pill that will soon be widely available to all sexually active men who don't wish to father his sexual partner's child.
Male contraceptive pill is safe to use and does not harm sex drive, first clinical trial finds
Male contraceptive pill is safe to use and does not harm sex drive, first clinical trial finds
I totally agree.
One of the unreasonable aspects of this conversation is referring to "she", when obviously the fetal child has a male parent.
It should be "they".
Tom
Maybe so.I guess that'd rule me out. ...
I don't see procreation as anything like a God given right.
Mess up, even once, by Choosing irresponsible sex and you get your tubes tied.
Take responsibility and I probably wouldn't think that. Make a baby who needs taxpayer support to get along, and I would be OK with requiring you to get a vasectomy in order to renew your drivers license.
Tom
So you're suggesting there are those that lack the ability to make a choice?
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Sexual impulses for adolescents or young adults raging with sexual hormones is hard to control. Right?
Yes, but it is not beyond control. Saying there are those that are unable to remain abstinent is just excusing those that choose not to.
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
I think a typical sexually active man taking this newly invented male birth control pill along with his female sexual partner taking her birth contraceptives greatly reduces the chances of her unexpected pregnancy from one percent to a mere one percent of one percent. If there's practically a zero chance of any unwanted pregnancy happening when both sexually active partners are taking effective birth control pills, then the choice of acting on natural impulse certainly lacks the negative consequence of any unwanted pregnancy.
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I'm not disputing that. I haven't seen the results of the study. But I will say that abstinence is one percent of one percent more effective a form of birth control if your numbers are accurate.