We are all for it and can't wait until it is a reality. Have a great day all!
R&S
R&S
CONVINCEUS we completely agree. We are a big proponent of the No Oops Policy! 
lol Have a great day all!
R&S
lol Have a great day all!R&S
Would have been great...back in the day. Now I'm fixed and love it!
If you're not having any more kids, I recommend it HIGHLY!
(No, did not decrease sex drive. It DID increase "output". Have had no side-effects. Increased my "sexual enjoyment!")
WooHoo!
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If you're not having any more kids, I recommend it HIGHLY!
(No, did not decrease sex drive. It DID increase "output". Have had no side-effects. Increased my "sexual enjoyment!")
WooHoo!
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Right on KINBAKU...for me, getting fixed converted sex from a procreational worry to worry-free recreation...
~J~
~J~
I heard that there was a pill out for men that was called "pebble" and if you put it in your shoe it would make ya limp
LOL had to get my jab in here
LOL had to get my jab in here
Do you honestly think that many men will actually take it? Really? I know that the pill for women is 99% effective, did anyone see the effectiveness of this one?
It has been my experience that many men worry about 'the boys' and how any messin with the area might change quailty. So women get fixed when a V is SO much easier than a tubal. I would imagine that the pill would cause the same worry. I'd be curious to see what the majority of men think about this.
I think if you're going to be in the lifestyle and are finished with having kids then getting rid of any chance of an 'oops' is the only way to go! It takes ANY concern for *that* issues off the table. Of course then I have to explain to my highly observant teenagers why I've got condoms in my room. Hehe. <straight face> educational purposes, of course!
Knock - ROFL that was hysterical!!
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It has been my experience that many men worry about 'the boys' and how any messin with the area might change quailty. So women get fixed when a V is SO much easier than a tubal. I would imagine that the pill would cause the same worry. I'd be curious to see what the majority of men think about this.
I think if you're going to be in the lifestyle and are finished with having kids then getting rid of any chance of an 'oops' is the only way to go! It takes ANY concern for *that* issues off the table. Of course then I have to explain to my highly observant teenagers why I've got condoms in my room. Hehe. <straight face> educational purposes, of course!
Knock - ROFL that was hysterical!!
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Birth control is NOT just the woman's responsibility. It is just as much the responsibility of the men. After all it does take two! Make the right decision. If you do not want children, then take measures to reduce to risk of pregnancy. This rule applys to women AND men!
If you consider the rhythm method or "pulling out" as a form of birth control, consider this: What do you call People who use these forms of birth control? "PARENTS"!
We do not need any more paternity test guests for the Maury Povich show!!
If you consider the rhythm method or "pulling out" as a form of birth control, consider this: What do you call People who use these forms of birth control? "PARENTS"!
We do not need any more paternity test guests for the Maury Povich show!!
we think its an awsome idea for male birth control naturally some people will think its the womans responcibility to take the birth control just like some people think its fine and dandy to knock some chick up and then ditch her the male birth control pill is a great idea for men that want kids eventually just not right now and as soon as they get all the kinks out and figure out all long term side effects the mr. portion of this group would be more then willing to take it just our thoughts