Herbonics
Ladybird Sauce
Herbonics
"Just dealing with it" was aimed at the girls who only take birth control so they can be little sexual whores, not towards people who need to take it due to health condition. Also for pain there is aspirin, and yes I get sometimes aspirin is not strong enough.
Now leave me alone and stop quoting me because I don't really care that much.
If you were aiming the "just deal with it" at girls who are responsible enough to protect themselves from pregnancy, why didn't you say that after "I know how to control my sexual activity" rather than as part of your comment about using the pill to control periods? Looks like someone's back pedalling.
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I can control my sexual activity too. I can also control my consumption of apples - if I wanted to, I could never eat apples again. But apples are good for me and they taste delicious, so despite the fact that I can stop myself if I need or want to, I eat apples quite regularly. The same goes for sex. And I'd rather be considered a whore by some people than irresponsibly bring a child into a relationship that isn't ready.
Awesome.
Read the rest of the quotes from before and you'd see why I said that.
Also, can you read, I said I don't really care and not to quote me, because I am closed to this issue.
edit: Actually, let me tell you a little story, since no one here ******** gets why I'm so against the use of your 'protective' pill:
Let's take 16 year old Rachel and 17 year old Kurt who both decide to drop out their junior year because they're madly in love. They use condoms and birth control when ever they decide to get it on, but at some point, the protection they use doesn't work, not even the precious control pill. 9 months later comes a child irresponsibly born, and both parents decide to go finish school while leaving the child alone with her drunken aunt and her friend to watch her.
I was brought up like s**t.
Sexual abstinence is bliss to me.
Condoms and birth control don't always work.
Hooray they're here I guess, because I will admit they do help: about 60% of the time.
Sorry, but nothing that you've said explained why, in your first post, you told girls who use the pill to control their period to just deal with it. What you're saying now is completely different to what you said in your first post.
Do you really think that your parents would have just not had sex if they hadn't had access to the pill? The pill is 92% effective with typical use. This includes the people who miss pills and generally don't take it right. Condoms and pills used together are 98.8% effective with typical use (again, this includes people putting condoms on wrong and taking pills incorrectly). No matter what you teach teens, the rate of sexual activity stays roughly the same - there is nothing that's been proven to stop teens having sex, and while I understand your wish for teens to abstain, realistically it's never going to happen. But if all teens used condoms and pills, even imperfectly, then for every one child who had an upbringing like yours, 99 would never be conceived in the first place (let's also bear in mind that not all children born to teen parents have shitty lives, and that the statistics are for pregnancies resulting when people use contraception, not births).
The pill didn't cause your misfortunes - your parents' choice to have sex, potentially their misuse of contraception, their decision not to abort, their decision to keep you, their refusal or inability to find you safe and happy childcare, and quite possibly a lack of satisfactory government assistance caused your misfortunes. Meanwhile, the pill is helping millions of people (including myself and many of my friends and family, most of whom are adults, and some of whom are
married) avoid a pregnancy until they're ready for a child, so that we don't end up having to raise our own children in a situation like yours.