Donald!

[ApatheticNoMore]

But I'm tired of seeing unwanted pregnancy treated as though the woman got pregnant in a vacuum. There's a second party to every pregnancy, and there's no reason we can't change the laws to make that second party more accountable.

well they have somewhat less and less effective options of birth control, not that women's choices are all that wonderful (yes, imagine men having hormonal nausea from the pill or something imagine men getting stuff inserted in them and proper pain medication would actually be prescribed not just 'grin and bear it'). But its mostly condoms, unless they are sure they don't want any or more kids with anyone ever in which case they really should start thinking about the big V.

[bae]

Uh, bae...weren't you actually a Libertarian who had to register Republican in order to get elected?

Nope. And don't identity-police. This wave is all about intersectionality, didn't you get the memo?

[creaker]

well they have somewhat less and less effective options of birth control, not that women's choices are all that wonderful (yes, imagine men having hormonal nausea from the pill or something imagine men getting stuff inserted in them and proper pain medication would actually be prescribed not just 'grin and bear it'). But its mostly condoms, unless they are sure they don't want any or more kids with anyone ever in which case they really should start thinking about the big V.

A generation ago "the big V" was 85% reversible - I'm sure they would have had no trouble figuring out how to get that to almost 100% since then. But then that would make it "the man's responsibility".