Questions: Society & Politics

I’m personally pro choice.

I mean long lasting methods such as IUD (Intra Uterine Dispositive) or dermal implants for women and RISUG for men (Reversible Inhibition of Sperm Under Guidance). The last one hasn't been approved yet but all three are reversible methods and they can last for up to 10 years.

Delaying parenthood is a good thing in my opinion. People who wait to have kids are better able to pursue higher education, become stable in a career, save money for a home and kids, and provide stability and consistency for their kids throughout their lifetime.

If implemented at 14/15 years old people would have the option to delay parenthood until after getting an education or reverse the procedure once they're old enough.

Would you support it if it was mandatory in your country for underage people?

If you don't approve, what do you think would be the negative consequences for preventing teen pregnancies?

I was born in mid 1998 and am an early 2000s/early 2010s kid.

childhood is normally defined as from birth to age 12. However a child’s earliest memories tend to be from age three.

Childhood may include teens to some people so that would end at 19. (For me that was middle of 2017)

I define my childhood as being between 2002-2011 (age 3-and-a-half until my 13th birthday).

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