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Men can't get pregnant yet you want them to deal with birth control?
That's as silly as saying "I forbid you to drive, but if you do, here are the keys, and here is some gas money".
Teenage girls intent on having sex are going to have it whether they have contraception provided or not.I think you'd be doing your daughter a great disservice if you did anything to encourage her to have illicit sex, such as getting her contraception. I don't know how any parent can do lasting harm a child in that manner.
Immortal?I see nothing at all wrong with plan b. Make a mistake then take it. No fertilization. Nothing immortal about it.
Biology makes us horny.Men are the source of the pregnancies. Yes, it takes two to tango. But in the overwhelming majority of cases, the sex was initiated by the man. The man spent a lot of time, money and energy trying to get her in bed.
Biology makes us horny.
Hopefully, he is out get a religion transplant.There are several posters on this board that think contraception should be banned along with abortion.
I'd love to see their arguments in this thread.
Anyone seen Mashmont?
That's as silly as saying "I forbid you to drive the car, but if you do, here are the keys, and here is some gas money".
Humanity and morality give us the ability and the responsibility to control our basal instincts and desires.Biology makes us horny.
How is your wife and your 26 kids?Me. I am against it. Artificial birth control removes the sharing and procreative aspects of sex. It turns sex into a purely mechanical act. It also causes women to be uncommitted to, therefore objectified. The notion of the government passing condoms out in middle and high schools is horrifying. It's government encouraging uncommitted sex by minors. Banning artificial birth control is one of the wisest policies of the Catholic Church. The rhythm method is like fasting. Ten days of abstention whets the fires of passion even more. And you're a better person for it. My wife and I have been married 34 years and have never used artificial contraception. Ever.
Oh, 16 year-olds can get married? Where?I did. Some, very few 16 y/olds are mature enough for sex. They demonstrate that by getting married. The huge majority of that age are not mature enough for marriage and have no business having sex.
You kept your kids in a fishbowl?No, it is not even close to that.
It is more like saying "I forbid you to drive. But if you do, always wear your seatbelt".
As I said, my 3 older kids had access to condoms from their early teens. And they got the lecture explaining why. They were in a fishbowl in a kitchen cupboard. And they knew I did not know how many condoms were in the fishbowl. Only one of the 3 had sex before they were 20, and he made sure he had condoms. The other two waited until they were in college.
You kept your kids in a fishbowl?
Condoms in their early teens? That's highly irresponsible and immoral if you ask me.No, it is not even close to that.
It is more like saying "I forbid you to drive. But if you do, always wear your seatbelt".
As I said, my 3 older kids had access to condoms from their early teens. And they got the lecture explaining why. The condoms were in a fishbowl in a kitchen cupboard. And they knew I did not know how many condoms were in the fishbowl. Only 1 of the 3 had sex before they were 20, and he made sure he had condoms. The other two waited until they were in college.
Me. I am against it. Artificial birth control removes the sharing and procreative aspects of sex. It turns sex into a purely mechanical act. It also causes women to be uncommitted to, therefore objectified. The notion of the government passing condoms out in middle and high schools is horrifying. It's government encouraging uncommitted sex by minors. Banning artificial birth control is one of the wisest policies of the Catholic Church. The rhythm method is like fasting. Ten days of abstention whets the fires of passion even more. And you're a better person for it. My wife and I have been married 34 years and have never used artificial contraception. Ever.
Condoms in their early teens? That's highly irresponsible and immoral if you ask me.
I hear that, but it's 100% effective if you do it right. It was for my wife and me. The people it fails for don't do it right. Kind of like those who say abstinence fails.Just remember, the rhythm method has one of the highest failure records of any birth control.
I hear that, but it's 100% effective if you do it right. It was for my wife and me. The people it fails for don't do it right. Kind of like those who say abstinence fails.
Giving young teens condoms is beyond outrageous. It's a tacit blessing for illicit sex. Highly damaging. Condoms in themselves are immoral. Even for married people, much less unmarried young teens.Why not answer my question?
I think it was VERY responsible. I made sure my children knew what was right and what was wrong. I also made sure they didn't die or screw up their life over a simple mistake.
Me. I am against it. Artificial birth control removes the sharing and procreative aspects of sex. It turns sex into a purely mechanical act. It also causes women to be uncommitted to, therefore objectified. The notion of the government passing condoms out in middle and high schools is horrifying. It's government encouraging uncommitted sex by minors. Banning artificial birth control is one of the wisest policies of the Catholic Church. The rhythm method is like fasting. Ten days of abstention whets the fires of passion even more. And you're a better person for it. My wife and I have been married 34 years and have never used artificial contraception. Ever.
