Now the chemical snip! Male pill works like a vasectomy - but will girls trust men to take it?

Daily Mail ^ | 12/03/2013 | BEN SPENCER

[ToastedHead]

"Come on Baby, I'm on the pill."

Yeah, that's a turn on.

[ransomnote]

Nothing the title uses girls vs. men. Not girls and boys, or men and women, but girls vs men. I just picture some older married men making promises to their young girl friends.

[fr_freak]

Men will not take it.

They are much more comfortable with women swallowing chemical weapons.

Oh yes they will. Some men's biggest fear is their little honey hearing her clock ticking and suddenly having an "oops", or some other such scenario where the woman dishonestly goes off her birth control.

[riri]

Oh, no, they desperately want to get you knocked up and pay out the butt for the next 18 years.

[fr_freak]

It's amazing that some men would believe that a vasectomy (real or chemical) would affect "long-term virility and libido." I had a real vasectomy in 1971 and it had no such effect on me.

You sure? Just imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't gotten snipped.You could have been LEGENDARY.

[Real Cynic No More]

If it’s to be successful, it better work better than mine did! :-)

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Now the chemical snip! Male pill works like a vasectomy - but will girls trust men to take it?

He isn't the one who gets pregnant.

What do you think?

[Jim from C-Town]

appeals to “...women uneasy about the female pill’s potential to raise the risk of heart attacks, strokes and blood clots.”

Don’t forget increased rates of cancer, particularly breast cancer.

One can not be so stupid a to believe that the ingestion of massive doses of chemical hormones for a period of decades would have no effect on a persons body. But so many women are!

[thecodont]

where the woman dishonestly goes off her birth control.

Interesting choice of words. So all or almost all men these days expect women they're "dating" (I use that term with a grain of salt) expect women to be on birth control, and these women are "dishonest" if they are not on it?

[RegulatorCountry]

They’re dishonest if they claim to be but are not, wouldn’t you say?

[fr_freak]

Interesting choice of words. So all or almost all men these days expect women they're "dating" (I use that term with a grain of salt) expect women to be on birth control, and these women are "dishonest" if they are not on it?

I said "some". I don't know why you changed it to "all or almost all". Also, you apparently misunderstood what I wrote. Women are not dishonest if they're not on birth control. They are dishonest if they SAY they are on birth control, and they aren't. The fear that some men have is that when she decides she wants to get pregnant for whatever reason, she'll simply "forget" to take her pill/get her shot/whatever without telling him.

[Arthur McGowan]

If a woman claims to be on birth control, she is dishonest if she goes off it.

This is, of course, a separate issue from the (im)morality of birth control.

[OldPossum]

Oh, but you didn’t read the local papers back in the day. The OP’s exploits were legendary! Not a woman in the county was safe.