Male birth control on the horizon

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4 minutes ago, i Love the Lady said:

hydrogel is a chemical 

In the way that everything is technically a chemical, mineral, etc, sure

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Just now, PartySick said:

In the way that everything is technically a chemical, mineral, etc, sure

the one for this project is synthetic

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3 minutes ago, Ivy said:

Unfortunately men won't go thru the smallest of inconveniences to save a woman from going thru the worst pains 

It's giving me flashbacks of my sister and her bf debating after her like fourth child or something about if she should get her tubes tied or he should get a vasectomy  

How is that even a conversation

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14 minutes ago, i Love the Lady said:

You’re free to ride whatever you want and free to deal with what comes, but don’t call it progress if you need daily hormones wrecking your body instead of using condoms or getting surgery

Hormonal birth control doesn't necessarily wreck your body. It has therapeutic uses aside from contraception –– helping with cramps, regulating one's cycle, preventing ovulation pain, preventing the thickening of the uterine lining (and therefore preventing uterine cancer), preventing uterine and cervical polyps, helping regulate hormones through menopause.....That said, it does have side effects. I'm on it for medical reasons, and the good outweighs the risk in my case. 

Just to be clear, hormone replacement therapy, used both for people going through menopause/post-menopause and also people transitioning genders, also has side effects. 

And yes, the birth control pill is progress because some people in heterosexual relationships eventually want to have children, but they want to be in control of when it happens –– as such, permanent surgical solutions won't work, so it comes down to hormonal birth control, IUDs (which may or may not be hormonal), condoms, or abstinence. And not everyone who's in a monogamous relationship wants to use condoms (usually, it's the man who doesn't want to). The pill and other non-permanent forms of birth control give cisgender women reproductive freedom.  Are they perfect? No. But you know what really can wreck your body? Pregnancy and childbirth. 

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2 minutes ago, SharkmanthaC said:

You'll just have to continue to send them gay things so they don't become MAGA. 

More Trixie and Katya stuff otw

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Just now, i Love the Lady said:

the one for this project is synthetic

I give up on you

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1 minute ago, PartySick said:

I give up on you

but i was having fun arguing girl im bored at work

[i Love the Lady 165]

12 minutes ago, Franch Toast said:

Hormonal birth control doesn't necessarily wreck your body. It has therapeutic uses aside from contraception –– helping with cramps, regulating one's cycle, preventing ovulation pain, preventing the thickening of the uterine lining (and therefore preventing uterine cancer), preventing uterine and cervical polyps, helping regulate hormones through menopause.....That said, it does have side effects. I'm on it for medical reasons, and the good outweighs the risk in my case. 

Just to be clear, hormone replacement therapy, used both for people going through menopause/post-menopause and also people transitioning genders, also has side effects. 

And yes, the birth control pill is progress because some people in heterosexual relationships eventually want to have children, but they want to be in control of when it happens –– as such, permanent surgical solutions won't work, so it comes down to hormonal birth control, IUDs (which may or may not be hormonal), condoms, or abstinence. And not everyone who's in a monogamous relationship wants to use condoms (usually, it's the man who doesn't want to). The pill and other non-permanent forms of birth control give cisgender women reproductive freedom.  Are they perfect? No. But you know what really can wreck your body? Pregnancy and childbirth. 

That is great that people who need hormone therapy can use it as medicine, and I'm glad you have something that helps you. I've just had multiple female friends who've had issues with BC and it was hard to watch. One particularly (on it from ages 12-21) destroyed her body. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone, I wish it would stop being pushed on these young women and hopefully it doesn't start happening with young men too

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9 minutes ago, i Love the Lady said:

but i was having fun arguing girl im bored at work

Then quit and go home  

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4 minutes ago, PartySick said:

Then quit and go home  

I just need a sugar daddy first

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2 minutes ago, i Love the Lady said:

I just need a sugar daddy first

Best I can do is a hydrogel daddy

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9 minutes ago, PartySick said:

Best I can do is a hydrogel daddy

To the streets I go

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Do they have to name it Adam?

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1 hour ago, Borisapillar said:

well then of course you're not going to use this lol

damn cant i have hobbies??

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1 hour ago, PartySick said:

I hate you  

My dude has said he wants to adopt a daughter one day and that's like 5 of the top 10 deal breakers for me  

well now u know about what u need to manipulate him through your whole relationship

"u hot sexy beast, did u read that it costs $10k a month to raise a kid? imagine how many coasters we could do with this amount of money"