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1	Completely reversible male birth control could enter clinical trials in the US later this year As I have said: I'm sure it happens, and I'm sorry it happened to you. The woman who did that obviously has problems. But you can't assume that it's everyone's reality. I have never heard it happen to anyone I know and absolutely none of my friends would do it. It's an awful thing to do and I don't want to be lumped into a group of people that do it. Birth control does fail, and it's an awful thing for the woman to deal with too. Unplanned/unwanted pregnancy on both sides sucks for everyone. Hop…	/r/MensRights	30/03/12 01:21 AM
0	Completely reversible male birth control could enter clinical trials in the US later this year Well, that should definitely change. I hope that men are organizing in those countries. However, in Canada they are following suite and abortion has now become a topic of conversation again. It probably won't cause as much of a stir as it did here, just because Americans are bound to go a little crazy about religious stuff, but it's still an issue for Canadians. Sad but true. I hope other countries don't start copying us. I would like to point out though that in several third world countries wom…	/r/MensRights	29/03/12 06:18 PM
2	Completely reversible male birth control could enter clinical trials in the US later this year ...Or the mother! At least where I come from, a lot of kids are born because of a lack of sexual education, restriction from birth control, or drunken antics. I'm sure it exists, but a lot of women (most of them young) are not connected to their bodies due to a serious lack of knowledge, and therefore get pregnant. It's a situation that can be remedied (even though lawmakers in my state refuse to do so), but I absolutely cannot believe that women are always scheming to have pregnancies the fathe…	/r/MensRights	29/03/12 03:43 AM
-1	Completely reversible male birth control could enter clinical trials in the US later this year Well if men had the same reproductive rights as women (in this current political climate) they wouldn't be too happy. Also, assuming that you're not "sperm-jacking" (I've never met a women who would ever do this, but I take your word for it that it occasionally happens), a woman has the burden of taking responsibility for whether or not she gets pregnant. It's a lot of pressure! If I get pregnant, it's because I forgot to take my pill. I think sharing it would be a healthy thing to do, and would…	/r/MensRights	29/03/12 01:26 AM
1	Completely reversible male birth control could enter clinical trials in the US later this year I also read somewhere that it kills HIV...I might have hallucinated that and misread HPV...but that would be pretty great for our poor communities if it did either of those things.	/r/MensRights	29/03/12 01:07 AM
1	Completely reversible male birth control could enter clinical trials in the US later this year I think it will definitely help a lot of problems, and though I do agree that some single moms probably keep the fathers out of their children's lives for unfair reasons, but a lot of fathers also leave women who are pregnant, leaving children without fathers. Same unfortunate and painful end, but I just want to acknowledge that it happens in different ways.	/r/MensRights	29/03/12 01:05 AM

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