Science has just created a new injectible form of birth control for males that blocks sperm for up to two years. Your thoughts?

[Anonymous]

[msmissydc]

Great for the ones in a relationship or those who want to take less risk themselves. But as others have said women take the majority of the risk from pregnancy and we can't trust others with something like that.
The big question is it hormonal though?

[Asker]

Well you can still take birth control. Nobody said you couldn't.👍

[Asker]

I don't know if it's hormonal. That article didn't say.

[SueShe]

I don't think much of it. Actually, that is bad news for all women that will be even more at risk of being raped or having sexual contacts against their will or that have been coerced into fornicating, mainly children.

Now that men don't have to fear to get a woman pregnant, there is not much holding them back to perform that act and to have the number of rapes and sexual harassment sky rocketing.

It is a sad day for humanity and I hope that this is fake news and not actually something happening.

Women will be even more under pressure as they have been until now.

[Asker]

😆🤦‍♂️🙄👍

[egan3141]

Because there was no form of male birth control before today?

[SueShe]

You know very well that males will categorically refuse to wear a condom and will always expect the woman to use chemicals as contraceptive, even if they are harming their health. They could not really care about the women's health as long as they have their pleasure.

[egan3141]

So you just ruined your own argument?

[Asker]

@egan3141 she hates (all) men. You're never going to get through to her.

[ushagomez]

Only safe if we are the ones who give or witness the injection.

[Asker]

I suppose.

[egan3141]

Is the opposite true as well?

[egan3141]

I don't remotely trust new things. There's lots of old things I don't remotely trust too, including the other birth controls (Not counting things like condoms)

[Anonymous]

I'm okay with this, it's about time men had some kind of control over their reproductive rights. Using this with condoms means women can't have "happy accidents" any more.

[Asker]

Very true.

[Stevepro68]

The holy grail of birth control without long term or short term severe side effects will be a license to print money.

[Spencer10]

If true i would be totally open to using it. I would like to ensure control of when I am ready to procreate.

[NathanDavis]

what are the side effects?

[Asker]

They didn't say. For all I know it isn't in human trials yet.