contraception [Theme]

guilt...

- The mustache is your personal problem. The belly is our common problem.

In the 1970s, shame, sex was still quite a lot. But the truth was fear. Women's fear of getting pregnant and (to a much lesser extent) to become infected and men's fear of being infected, and (to a much lesser extent) to be a father. With contraception was a complete failure. While the pharmacies sold a variety of means - condoms for men, female webs and caps, different pastes, and also pills. In addition, was a popular means of contraception (the famous "slice of lemon"). But contraception was used very little. It was believed that condoms reduce pleasure (although the Soviet condom does, except for the lack of lubrication did not differ from import). It was believed that this "fuss, which discourages any desire". Moreover. Putting on a condom often regarded a woman as an insulting mistrust - "he thinks I'm contagious, that is, you dirty slut!" Or as distasteful, irresponsible and even a kind of rejection - "he doesn't want me to be the mother of his child!".

If you look at the available women contraceptive options, there are not very brilliant. There are tablets. I started to drink at age 16, gained 25 pounds... It was a very effective contraceptive!

Tobacco companies have in fact killed their most loyal customers, and companies manufacturing condoms - their future customers.

I'm a Yezidi by nationality. This is the nation of Iraq. And I'm Dating a Russian girl, because of what our parents are against our relationship. My parents want me married tidke, they are conservatives. Her parents want her married Russian. Racist. I have strict parents. I'm twenty-two years, but they treat me like a child. Recently at home I found the condoms and the house was a scandal. And it wasn't a scandal in style: "Guram, you ohrenel, and how do you feel?" No, they were fighting.

When in 1968 Pope Paul VI issued his Encyclical against contraception "Nimame vitaе", she was almost everywhere, even among Catholics, met with a very hostile, due to changes in the public consciousness. However, the late Pope was a prophet. As noted by Denver Archbishop Charles j. Chaput, in his Encyclical, the Pope predicted four consequences of the use of human contraceptives: 1) widespread conjugal infidelity and the General decline of morals; 2) the loss of a woman the status of "respected and beloved friend" men and turning it into a "tool of the pleasures of the flesh"; 3) presentation of the "dangerous weapons in the hands of politicians who will not pay attention to moral considerations"; 4) the treatment of men and women as objects, and unborn children - "like a disease", whereby there is a General dehumanization of humanity.

You never know what man needs a condom can be inflated, you can wear on your finger and someone's face... And maybe this is all a coincidence. After all, condoms are sold everywhere in kiosks, pharmacies, supermarkets. Men can buy them absentmindedly instead of cigarettes, or drops from a cold, or sausages. Condoms can even happen to fall directly into the pockets of the men, when they buy cigarettes, nasal drops or sausage. Things are generally falling.

Birth control pills are insulting all: they make the box pink, the pellets also. All women love pink. And if the color pink affects your decision to accept them or not, it means that you 10 years and you take birth control before. If you want me to remember to take them, don't do pills pink. Make them in the form of little crying kids.

It would be neurotica to tell her that it is necessary to protect yourself from various accidents.

Contraceptive use is sometimes criticized as "unnatural." Yes, it is very unnatural. The trouble is that unnatural and the welfare state.

There are people who are worth remembering on 26 September, world contraception day.

- Give condoms.
- We have a huge selection! Banana, strawberry, Apple...
- Girl, I'm not a compote waiiiit!..

The best method of contraception, unshaven legs.