I see a lot of people on Sup Forums say that electronics or lack of religion is the major cause for the change in western society. And while they are partially correct, nothing has had a bigger effect than birth control.
BIRTH CONTROL
Noah Reed
Jackson Brown
There's a gel being developed in India for men, harmless stuff, just kills the sperm, but you can still shoot loads. It lasts 6 months. Once that hits the US the birth rate will plummet, that's pretty much why it's not already here.
Aiden Smith
Ok
Luke Morales
I'd stay clear of that, you never know what unknown side effects it might have. I'd be worried about permanently being made sterile by it.
Oliver Murphy
Effective birth control is the single most disruptive event in human history, not just western society. It completely disrupts our biology.
I predict that in a few centuries it won't be used much as the drive to breed and raise children will take over from the drive to fuck, and people will generally choose to have kids rather than get them accidentally. Mormons Amish and Catholics will truly inherit the earth.
Kevin Anderson
We've had birth control since ancient times you dense cunt
Nathaniel Ross
The impact of birth control is probably the most exaggerated. The withdrawal method and ovulation tracking were in the high 90% range of effectiveness, and condoms already existed for centuries. The pill changed hardly anything and definitely was not the cause of a shift in sexual morality.
Juan Howard
>The pill changed hardly anything and definitely was not the cause of a shift in sexual morality.
Both factually wrong.
Landon Diaz
My wife was a complete bitch 100% of the time on birth controll pills now she is off the pill and takimg nothing and is only a bitch 50% of the time its fucking amazing
Adrian Cook
Explain. BC was not an improvement in effectiveness over existing methods which were free and/or widely available. It was just as easy to have "free love" without BC. So why did BC cause a "sexual revolution" as the narrative goes?