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457 posts and 84 image replies omitted.>>728111i *want* to be the victim of the horror stories and i hate that i wasn't.
>>728120MANY SUCH CASES!>>728126>biological clockyou're being spooked anon, call the ghost busters
curious, what was your weight standard before in terms of body mass index? or body fat percentage if you must
Is it wrong that I'm starting to take a more conservative position on birth control?
Note: I'm a woman and I do NOT want birth control or abortion to be illegal. Far from it. But what I mean is, personally I'm starting to realize why birth control is a problem.
My boyfriend got snipped right before he divorced his ex-wife (they had three children together) so this was a bit before we met. When we first got together I loved the fact that he couldn't get me pregnant. I was even more attracted to him on that basis. However, now that we've been together for a few years I'm starting to feel empty inside. It's like sex with him doesn't mean anything since we can't create new life together. I never thought I wanted children before, but even so just being intimate with my partner doesn't feel as wonderful as it did when we were first together, because we just fuck quickly and that's that. It's not like I can ever spontaneously get pregnant by him.
One of the arguments I see against birth control over and over (especially in the early Christian writings) is that it makes sex empty and turns marriage into a relationship of prostitution whereby the end goal is lust and pleasure and not the procreation of children. I won't take it that far, but it does feel that way sometimes. Am I wrong?
Man sex havers can't even enjoy sex. It's over
>>728244spooked or self-destructive risk-seeking, call it