I would be worried that they are "permanent" for a large portion of the population.
However, this would also crash the birthrate even more. I say we give it to nogs for free. They don't want kids (nearly none of them are in the kids lives) and they are going to keep fucking like farm animals so make it so the men just don't have the ability to have kids.
Also, this would take the choice of having kids away from women. Don't be a degen and sleep around but also, don't let a woman "baby trap you".
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>While the FDA has approved more than 20 types of contraceptives, only two options currently exist for men: condoms and vasectomies. Although about 25% of women who use contraception rely on the oral birth control pill, there is no equivalent pill available for men.
However, research from the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, published in Communications Medicine, has paved the way for the first hormone-free male birth control pill to reach clinical trials.
This new drug, YCT-529, is an innovative, hormone-free, orally administered contraceptive designed for men. Developed in partnership with Columbia University and YourChoice Therapeutics, YCT-529 prevents pregnancy by inhibiting sperm production.
I would be worried that they are "permanent" for a large portion of the population.
However, this would also crash the birthrate even more. I say we give it to nogs for free. They don't want kids (nearly none of them are in the kids lives) and they are going to keep fucking like farm animals so make it so the men just don't have the ability to have kids.
Also, this would take the choice of having kids away from women. Don't be a degen and sleep around but also, don't let a woman "baby trap you".
Archive: https://archive.today/BMTe0
From the post:
>>While the FDA has approved more than 20 types of contraceptives, only two options currently exist for men: condoms and vasectomies. Although about 25% of women who use contraception rely on the oral birth control pill, there is no equivalent pill available for men.
However, research from the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, published in Communications Medicine, has paved the way for the first hormone-free male birth control pill to reach clinical trials.
This new drug, YCT-529, is an innovative, hormone-free, orally administered contraceptive designed for men. Developed in partnership with Columbia University and YourChoice Therapeutics, YCT-529 prevents pregnancy by inhibiting sperm production.
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