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

[USS Alaska]

Then your balls shrink, teats grow, voice changes and pretty soon you start getting periods.

Who says that XY can't switch to XX?

S/OFF!

[teeman8r]

nobody wants to sleep with a slippery oily shouldered man...

[Machavelli]

This is more insanity by the greenies. We have now gone to global population decrease and these idiots keep up their mantra of population explosion. Read “Empty Planet” by Ibitson. Mankind is headed for extinction.

[teeman8r]

it will end up in the water supply when these cretins bathe...

[GK Galloway]

Washing it off in the shower gets it into the water supply.

[Jeff Chandler]

Within weeks, user's sperm count plummets and — once levels are low enough — they become Democrats.

[Vaduz]

Classie I like it

[Vaduz]

Honey rub this on my shoulder

That’s not your shoulder

Close your eye and pretend

[daniel1212]

If one could compile all the negative effects of contraception since it began to be a such a norm that the average women is on birth control for at least 44 years* from contamination of the water (which is typically not tested for estrogen) to spoiled children (due to parents waiting to have one or two children until financially comfortable) to having no brothers and sisters (as of 2014, 20% of households) or just one (over 40% of households, while over 40% had 40 or more children as late as 1976)) to learn how to tolerate others and share (, to childless feminists looking for fulfillment by becoming Woke warriors, to rampant STD's (which will only increase with this male contraception) then it would far outweigh any long-term benefits. *CDC: In 2015–2017, 64.9% of the 72.2 million women aged 15–49 in the United States were currently using contraception. The most common contraceptive methods currently used were female sterilization (18.6%), oral contraceptive pill (12.6%), long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) (10.3%), and male condom (8.7%).

[PapaBear3625]

Just get a vasectomy...geez...

This is for young men who want to avoid their girlfriend saying "Oops, I'm pregnant, now you owe me 18 years of child support!".

There are men who want to decide for themselves when they will become fathers, and with whom.

[daniel1212]

Washing it off in the shower gets it into the water supply.

As do oral contraceptives that women are one for about 44 years at least, though it is minute at best and it is claimed that "most of the estrogen in drinking water comes from other sources, such as livestock that excrete natural estrogen." (https://www.businessinsider.com/birth-control-pills-hormones-estrogen-drinking-water-health-effects-2019-10)

[PapaBear3625]

This is the proper sex Ed in less than 2 minutes.

https://twitter.com/_BarringtonII/status/1632054198496788487