Radical new birth control for men: 100% effective for 10 yrs

I would have paid a few hundred for this when I was younger. And since men go in for vasectomies & tattoos all the time, they must be willing to handle some pain. If this did become popular, the birth rate would fall even faster. I wonder if developing countries would be interested.

How about a requirement for welfare recipients?

2wlady wrote: Men are such wimps. I remember the reaction when Lorena Bobbitt performed surgery on her husband. The guys were walking around with protective devices to shield their precious penises.

Oh sure, you women get to tuck your personal bits up inside. Men? Nope, we got external plumbing. It's more vulnerable.

Nobody that matters wrote:

2wlady wrote: Men are such wimps. I remember the reaction when Lorena Bobbitt performed surgery on her husband. The guys were walking around with protective devices to shield their precious penises.

Oh sure, you women get to tuck your personal bits up inside. Men? Nope, we got external plumbing. It's more vulnerable.

Give me a break. THAT is why? We could come up with all kinds of excuses. Admit it you are wimpy about it.

Jeez, the vasectomy thing is like the world is going end.

The good news is...

The company is called Parsemus, and they recently got $100k from the Gates Foundation to see if RISUG might work on women, too.

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There you go. Men refuse to be responsible when one little dab is good for ten years.

So, let's put this responsibility back on the women again.

All the threads have a commonality on birth control: It's ultimately the woman's responsibility.

Why on earth, women, would we think this would change when a sound male birth control procedure is available?

BTW, just because women's "stuff" is on the inside does mean BC doesn't hurt. Threading an an IUD through the cervix is extremely painful.

2wlady wrote: There you go. Men refuse to be responsible when one little dab is good for ten years.

So, let's put this responsibility back on the women again.

All the threads have a commonality on birth control: It's ultimately the woman's responsibility.

Why on earth, women, would we think this would change when a sound male birth control procedure is available?

BTW, just because women's "stuff" is on the inside does mean BC doesn't hurt. Threading an an IUD through the cervix is extremely painful.

Really? I know lots of nice guys that are OK with participating in BC. A lot of str8 women are always so negative about men.

A lot of str8 women are always so negative about men

Here is a subject I would like to discuss. So many comments and so little time.

CinnamonGirl wrote:

A lot of str8 women are always so negative about men

Here is a subject I would like to discuss. So many comments and so little time.

So go for it. I never understand that.

I clicked on here thinking it would be a life size naked picture of Michelle Obama or Hillary Clinton for your ceiling!