mens contraceptive pill

[tamborine]

this should make men take more responsibility

http://www.physorg.com/news65506317.html

[pinktwink]

yes but will they remember to take it regularly???

[tamborine]

if they want 'satisfaction' with a partner who has less worry of consequences - men will have to take it.

[birdie1971]

This is will not make men more responsible.

Tamborine � I don't know if you're a male or a female percussion instrument, but let's assume briefly that you're of the female persuasion.

Would you trust a man who said, �Oh, don't worry about that, I'm on the pill�?

Men are irresponsible at the best of times. No more so when sexually aroused. Or drunk. Or both.

Unfortunately, some men will never take responsibility for contraception because they don't have to go through the labour, birth and upbringing. To a large extent, these kind of men can just disappear, leaving the mother to cope on her own.

I would urge every woman to take personal responsibility for her own contraception because I believe that men, on the whole, will not.

[Ice.Maiden]

Anyway, even if a guy DID take that pill, they'd probably feel free to go and have a lot more unprotected sex - by way of transferring STI's. It's not just a case of contraceptiuon for ANYONE, but protection as well.

[rov1200]

I think the majority of men will take the morning after pill!

[Haggisdj]

They brought out a male contraceptive pill in the 70s. It wasn't taken orally, you placed it in your shoe and it made you limp...

[squarebear]

groan @ haggis :-)