Male birth control gel you rub on your SHOULDERS could be available within a decade as scientists claim trials have gone 'extremely well' - and it might be as good as the Pill!

Daily Mail ^ | March 2, 2023 | Emily Craig

[Secret Agent Man]

Fedgov will put fentanyl in the water supply well before they’d ever put this in there.

[zeestephen]

Re: "It's a burden that's fallen on women for decades."

Burden?

Considering the consequences, if I were a woman, I would NEVER trust a man with the issue of MY birth control!

[Theophilus]

this proposed solution to fix what ain’t broke, is absurd. It is another kind of chemical castration. It destroys the testes ability to produce testosterone amd then adds tesosterone back in artifically.

[WinMod70]

“this proposed solution to fix what ain’t broke,”

My thinking, as well. Johnnies work very well and prevent more than pregnancies. Also, wedding cake is quite effective. I don’t think many men, particularly real mean, will rub crap on their shoulders and wait two hours to shower it off.

[muir_redwoods]

I thought Birkenstocks with wool socks was an effective male birth control.

[spincaster]

Rub on your what?

[joma89]

The goal is for fewer and fewer white kids...not fewer kids overall. This product will be marketed exclusively to white people.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“They are instructed not to shower for two hours — allowing time for the gel to have an affect — but should wash the area before physical contact with their partner to avoid interfering with their hormone levels.”

English abuse for no reason destroying clarity:

They are HE IS instructed not to shower for two hours — allowing time for the gel to have an affect — but should wash the area before physical contact with their HIS partner to avoid interfering with their HER hormone levels.

The only reason to write such a preposterous explanation is if the author truly believes men can get pregnant.

[GrumpyOldGuy]

Taking one tiny pill a day is a “burden”. Wait until they get old. And if I wa the woman, you’d better believe I’d be taking the pill if I didn’t want to get pregnant, I wouldn’t trust that to anyone else.

[sit-rep]

Well... I guess the jokes about “What started out as a massage...” Will continue on!!

[maddog55]

I’m not seeing the connection... literally 🤣🤣🤣

[ronniesgal]

this won’t work anyhow.

[TalBlack]

Rubbing something into your skin that screws with hormones is about as bright as taking the vax.

[rbg81]

It’s a burden that’s fallen on women for decades.

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Gee...why is that? Maybe because a woman knows that she has taken birth control. Where as if a man assures her he has, she is left with taking his word for it — not so reliable.

Of course, she could make sure he is wearing a condom. But most men hate doing that (and woman are not crazy about it either) and her man may prefer another woman who does not require it.

[equaviator]

“It’s a burden that’s fallen on women for decades.”

But to lessen that burden, millions of American men have voluntarily undergone vasectomies! Please make a note of it.

[Roccus]

Perhaps ChatGPT?

[Harpotoo]

If its so great then why must we wait ten years? How long did it take to invent the jab and FORCE IT on the World?

[xenia]

LOL !

[Chauncey Gardiner]

Made from mRNA no doubt ...

[Pearls Before Swine]

“No babe, I haven’t yet. YOU rub it on my shoulders. It will get us in the mood.”