Thread: Birth Control Makes Women Unattractive and Crazy

"The media never stops banging on about women’s health, particularly in the wake of the disgusting revelations about Planned Parenthood. They’re always telling us that “women’s bodies” and “women’s choices” should be paramount. But just how healthy are the solutions to unwanted pregnancy that they propose?

Ladies — I’d like you to imagine that you are Neo from the popular film franchise The Matrix. For the purposes of this thought experiment, I am Laurence Fishburne, except with really good hair, a charming personality, and of course I’m much blacker than he is.
In one hand I hold a pill that lets you see the truth, even if at it first it is very bitter. In the other I hold a pill that you have to take every day and it will keep you from getting pregnant at the low cost of turning you into a hideous monster . . ."


http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2015/1...ive-and-crazy/

The elite don't care about women's health, so this will be swept under the rug. Meanwhile, these women will be used by the state to swing democratic elections from this point forward in many western countries via social programs that women rely on. This is the end result with the state, becoming the patriarch which ironically the feminists rail so much about not liking.

VERY interesting correlation, not sure if that would be a cause though.

Originally Posted by Primus_Pilus

VERY interesting correlation, not sure if that would be a cause though.

got a feeling this will just go up all the more once the male "pill" comes available....

The graph would be far more interesting if it separated contraceptive users and non-users.

Correlation <> Causation

The big elephant in that graph is the introduction of 'no-fault' divorce. From what I understand, prior to WWII, divorce was not an easy thing to accomplish and often required legal changes or a very heavy burden of proof. After WWII, that burden began to be eased and the cost of legal assistance dropped.

Now? Cupcake may pull the pin at any time, without the need to prove wrongdoing nor bearing of costs for the action.

Originally Posted by Eiji

got a feeling this will just go up all the more once the male "pill" comes available....

Like conservatives I too want to see the divorce rate go down. Though unlike them I want it through men no longer marrying.

Originally Posted by Mr. Fenrir

Like conservatives I too want to see the divorce rate go down. Though unlike them I want it through men no longer marrying.

I don't pattern myself as a "conservative" (look at my ID here... I'm a "pragmatist")... but I do think getting a divorce has gotten way too "easy"....
now I'm not for getting rid of it completely... it IS still going to be needed in cases like illegal drugs and physical cruelty.... but it looks like its gotten too easy than it was meant to be....
(then again... most sexual harassment rules I've seen are too loosely worded as well... like I'm told to abide by a line in the sand while I'm blindfolded -- cant tell where the line is until its too late...)

In my experience, birth control is irrelevant to whether most women are attractive and/or crazy.

Originally Posted by OneAndDone!

In my experience, birth control is irrelevant to whether most women are attractive and/or crazy.

you said it mate..... ever look at those "pro-life" women??? not what a legally sentient being would regard as "attractive"....

Related - antidepressants during pregnancy linked to autism

Children are more likely to be diagnosed with autism if their mothers took antidepressants during pregnancy, a new study shows.
In the new study, women who took antidepressants in the last six months of pregnancy were 87% more likely to have a child later diagnosed with autism. Doctors saw no increase in autism rates in women who took medication for depression in the first three months of pregnancy, according to the study, published online Monday in JAMA Pediatrics.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2...tism/77277946/

Someone once said it should cost a million dollars to get married and one dollar to get divorced.

Originally Posted by Nuggets

Related - antidepressants during pregnancy linked to autism



http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2...tism/77277946/

I never understood why women would have a higher rate of usage with regard to anti-depressants until someone pointed me in the direction of birth control pills. True, correlation does not mean causation, but it seems to me you can't medicate happiness and self control no matter how hard we as humans try.

I think this is why as a man I am blessed that I am free from such chains that would hold me down and the freedom to be sharp minded and my thoughts flow like a river.

i was thinking that birth control estrogen increases the percentage of female babies, but then i read this that says its totally random from 50/50 male/female sperm.
http://genetics.thetech.org/ask-a-ge...be-boy-or-girl

then at the end of the article, it talks about animals (mammals, reptiles, and birds) altering their sex ratios according to the weather.

Originally Posted by wool.wizard

then at the end of the article, it talks about animals (mammals, reptiles, and birds) altering their sex ratios according to the weather.

something like that in the original "Jurassic Park" movie.... given that they used frogs to "fill in" missing genetic code for the dinosaur.. seems that (and this is documented) some species of frogs can spontaneously change from female to male in a single-sex environment... (this was mentioned when it was discovered that the dinos were breeding... despite the park's efforts to keep them all female to prevent that... like they said, "Life will find a way.")

Originally Posted by Shaw

Someone once said it should cost a million dollars to get married and one dollar to get divorced.

the reverse would be more practical...
essentially, I see no-fault divorce as a kind of "cop-out"... a unwillingness to "work" on the marriage....
after all, I may not have a date to my credit... but I would say that until that "til death do us part" bit, a marriage is going to always be a "work in progress"....