Feminist delusions

Secondly a woman's biological clock stops ticking at about 40 at the latest. Women start to experience menopause symtpoms and though you're right if you didn't have a lot of kids in those times yours may not survive but they also don't stay children forever and a woman's ability (biologically) to nurse only lasts so long. But there were definitely means of contraceptive before birth control. And some have proven to be effective but may not have been as widely known due to the lack of internet and sex education. Archeologists found condoms dating back from like 110 BC that I've read about. Secondly have you ever heard of "Natural Family Planning?" Google that shit. Women are actual infertile temporarily for various parts of their menstrual cycle and if they learn how to track it they can prevent pregnancy via natural means. I am in no way stating abstinence works but there are methods that do work that are not abstinence related such as the aforementioned methods I described. Source: I'm a woman and not a virgin.

Moreso women became pregnant because it was what was expected of them by society. I don't think the invention of birth control necessarily changed morals that much. The 60s broke a lot of things my promoting lose culture but I don't think the invention of birth control in pill form in the 1960s was the catalyst for women violating their "gender roles" I think it was a myriad of things.