Women...if they invented a male birth control pill would you trust the man who said he was on it?

:popcorn:

I know that I wouldn't trust him, and my chances of getting impregnated are pretty slim.

Trust issues affect both sexes.

It gets me every time.

:popcorn:

But that's just me. :P

As to your questions, I suppose that it would have to be a case-by-case sort of deal.

I have no idea who typed that.

:rofl:

I totally want that!

:)

pregnancy if you do not wish for it to happen.

Way to inject some reality, you party-pooper!


(of course, you also happen to be right!)

Basically, I would put my husband on the pill for sure.
Now, would I trust him to take it every single day?
Probably not.

And men shouldn't assume women are protected either, no matter what they say. With a new partner, you have no idea what you are getting into.

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Anyway I would depend on how well I knew the guy and how reliable he was. I know a few women who were technically "on the pill" who got pregnant anyway because they didn't take the pills every day.

lie about having had a vasectomy.

Took me awhile to figure that out. I thought someone must have forgotten, but it turned out to be so. Missing doses is even more problematic.

Hekate

My PA always reminds me to use back-up when she prescribes them.

:D

with my life, because that is what I'd be doing.

However, I'd still want him to wear a condom if we weren't trying to produce a pregnancy. Pregnancy isn't the only danger from sex.

for protection in the event of a crash--rather than buckling ones own. :crazy:

trust men?

:rofl: -- and i'm a guy.

You must be joking.

HELL. FUCKING. NO. and I'd run screaming from them.

Hmmm...




Anywho, I the straight male would not trust unprotected sex unless it was in a monogomous relationship with lots of trust. And I think I'd like us to both be on the pill.

Just in case.

if they asked Steve Harvey if we should he would say no too.

if I was married to a guy I really trusted AND he wasn't naturally forgetful, then I'd consider it
but all the same I think I'd rather take care of it myself. especially since the pill helps with some issues I have.

I don't get it when guys bitch that "she got pregnant" as if she did it by parthenogenesis. Guys: use a condom. Gals: if you don't know what to do, visit Planned Parenthood and they will clue you in.

And for males and females who don't ever in this lifetime want a kid or more kids: get your tubes tied.

Oy.

Hekate

How can you expect us menfolk to get anything done with all of this forced and involuntary fatherism going on?!?

These days there should be no such thing as an "accident".

Of course all bc can fail, but to use nothing is just fucking stupid.

As a lifelong male, I want to vouch for the idea that not a damn thing I say is true. Kthankssbye.

:spray: :rofl:

Aids ya know... and other nasty diseases...

... then yes, I would trust him if he said he was on it. Then again, he does NOT want children.

I do think, however, that men would be more willing to take a birth control pill than people think. Child support is expensive. And as much as I wish my gender was automatically trustworthy, there are women who will say they are on the Pill and not be. It'd be a great backup for those men who do not want to father a child right now.

I've known women who say that they are the pill, but "oops!" They get pregnant and act all giggly and say, "How in the world did THAT happen?" It's obvious to everyone that they were only pretending to be taking their pills, leaving the guy they were with stuck in the moral dilemma of having a girlfriend who is not only pregnant, but untrustworthy, as well.

Not a good way to bring a new life into the world, in my opinion.

I've told my sons that they need to be prepared for anything if they choose to have sex. Fortunately, my adult sons haven't had any issues yet; both of their girlfriends want to finish college as badly as my sons do, and everyone is happy.

I agree that the male pill would be a great backup plan.

Mr. Laurel definitely doesn't want to be a father and is very anal about contraception.

you probably shouldn't be sleeping with him. Or her.

Are they just being hypothetical, or are they in bad relationships, or what?

I didn't think trust was so unusual.

No.

Would I want his love child? :loveya:

If not, then he's not getting any action regardless of his birth control status. :rofl:

Gladly!
She doesn't have to trust me, there are plenty of reasons to wear a condom, AIDS being a major, along with the rest of the STD team!

Sorry fellas, but the fact that you all can mosey on off and leave whatever gift you've got to give behind makes you eternally suspect.

He's trustworthy.