Asguard said:
women enjoy sex as much as men do, you do realise that lots of women CHOSE to self impale themselves with rubber devices which bare a striking resemblance to a human (and other animals for that matter) penis dont you?
Like I said, women like orgasms. The difference is that more often than not, if a man and a woman disagree about sex or an orgasm, it's the woman who didn't enjoy it. And difference is that fewer heterosexual men are impaled against their will than women.
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Visceral Instinct said:
Let's say the guy was responsible and used a condom, but something went wrong, she insists on having it, he does not want to...I do not think he should have to pay for that.
Let's say the guy was responsible and used the rhythm method, but something went wrong ....
I mean, really, if you have every reason to expect that there is no egg in place for the sperm to interact with ... or have every reason to believe the condom won't fail.
There is a statistical risk factor estimated between one and twelve percent. I have long heard the number 95% efficacy in educational circles, and 88% from Americans who oppose sex outside of marriage.
Bandolier, a British medical journal, identified in 1999 three limited research results between one and four and a half percent, and asserts,
It seems that the reported rate of condom failure through slippage and breakage is significant. While 95% effectiveness of a contraceptive method sounds good, actually it leaves a woman with a chance of pregnancy which may be considered unacceptable. At 95% it is 7:1 against in any one year, rising to 33:1 against at 99%. As any follower of the turf could tell us, outsiders at 33:1 win races every day.
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Bandolier)
Responsibility, in this case, means risk reduction. It does not mean there is not a risk. Any male who thinks, "I'm wearing a condom; she
can't get pregnant," is deceiving himself. Ignorance may be bliss, but should it be an excuse?
Dang, if only we were like amphibians and other 'lower' animals, and could simply dump eggs and sperm on the ground.
You know, salmon die for the privilege of either laying eggs or gratifying the self. If I'm going to die in order to reproduce, I would hope it would be better than self-gratifying onanization. After all, as a man, I can spray my seed on the ground pretty much any day, should I choose.
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Notes:
"Condom Failure". Bandolier. June, 1999. http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/band64/b64-4.html