• LeFantome@programming.dev
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    4 days ago

    Yes. Because 10% of men is enough to impregnate all the women.

    As a guy though, I wish there was male birth control. I do not love that women get to decide if they are going to make me a father or not.

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      5 days ago

      I mean there’s condoms, and there’s not ejaculating inside women. If you don’t want the risk of being a father, those are things you can control.

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        For what it is worth, my son was the result of the mother deciding where I would ejaculate through the use of “in the moment” physical force. So no, it was not really something I could control (though the risk of being there was my doing I understand).

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        Besides, I believe there have been drug trials for hormonal birth control for men, but they never got approved.

        Take with this a mountain of salt though, I need to check my sources. I’ll update later if I can find them again.

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      Oh I see. In my head, the 10% of men weren’t having sex with 100% of women either way.

      I assumed the number of partners they had wouldn’t change.