Blocking Sperm: Advances

[Coriolis]

As a side note, how would you be able to tell if the guy was lying?
Does he get a free "YES I'VE BEEN PLUGGED!" ID card with Smart-Chip(TM) that he can flash when a new lady love needs reassured?

It's no different than men trusting women who claim to be on the pill or have an IUD. But then if I couldn't trust someone to be honest, especially on a topic like this, I would not be having sex with him.

I don't see why more men don't take matters of BC into their own hands (no pun intended) as some complain about the unfairness of women manipulating them for child support and faking pregnancies. This is a great way to gain some self-responsibilty.

BC is everyone's responsibility and I'm all for more access of options for both sexes.

Exactly. It takes two to tango.

[Cellmold]

Though I would need more of a hands on approach to know for sure, this sounds like a good step forward.

Equal options to shared responsibilities.

[chubber]

it's a little bit too close for comfort to be honest.

[ChocolateMoose123]

I already have the name of this drug trademarked: Cockblocker™

[Totenkindly]

I already have the name of this drug trademarked: Cockblocker™

... i have to admit I'm a little irked with myself for not thinking of that first.

[Cloudpatrol]

#freedasperm

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[Cloudpatrol]

But then if I couldn't trust someone to be honest, especially on a topic like this, I would not be having sex with him.

Yes! @Coriolis

it's a little bit too close for comfort to be honest.

The injection aspect? @chubber

I already have the name of this drug trademarked

First the Hendricks Gin play on name and now this I always wonder how people get the job of naming nail polish colours etc... I think you are a born natural! @MDP2525

[uumlau]

As @Coriolis noted, this has everything to do with trust, and remarkably little to do with birth control.

If one thinks that birth control is (or ought to be) the responsibility of your partner, one is destined to be something called a parent.

If trust exists, this is a non-issue. If trust doesn't exist, the sex act shouldn't occur.

If the sex act occurs without trust, then the advantage of male birth control applies to the man. It is not uncommon for women to lie about using birth control.

[chubber]

The injection aspect? @chubber

[Cloudpatrol]

As @Coriolis noted, this has everything to do with trust, and remarkably little to do with birth control.

If one thinks that birth control is (or ought to be) the responsibility of your partner, one is destined to be something called a parent.

If trust exists, this is a non-issue. If trust doesn't exist, the sex act shouldn't occur.

If the sex act occurs without trust, then the advantage of male birth control applies to the man. It is not uncommon for women to lie about using birth control.

Agreed with your sentiments on trust and responsibility.

I really did mean for my OP to be re: birth control itself. It's the science & conveniences/advantages offered that interest me more than even the social accoutrements.

i.e. A friend sent another proposed method to me that I feel falls short comparatively:

The Dick Click Could Revolutionize Male Contraceptives