Is it right or ethical to have coin op condom boxes on the walls in colleges & universities restrooms ...! ?

Question

I think it should be only in female student's restroom !
Do you agree ?
I think it makes guys feel more agrresive & get more in trouble
buy having condom machines in their restrooms. do you agree?
I think females should be agressive ones....and guys will be cool if women are the agressive ones !

What I meant was that women should
get them in their restroom and have them ready in their purse when thy need it ! Y not ?

Answer 1

thats a horrible idea.

Answer 2

Wow! You need a chill pill. Who cares and what does it have to do with being aggressive anyhow? It's there for young men and women who may have sexual encounters, not usually aggressive ones, and don't have condoms with them. It saves lives and prevents pregnancy in at least a high percentage of sexual encounters. That is the reason they are there. College is the place where a lot of young people have sexual relations and they may not be thinking ahead or planning ahead for the pharmacy. This is a preventive for everyone and it doesn't make people have sex, it makes them make better choices if they decide to do it at school. That's all! Nothing aggressive about it.

Answer 3

HuH? if those condoms were not there there would be a lot more drop outs and baby mamma drama on a lot of campuses. You can put them in the girl's room if ya want but you had better put them in the room for them that wears'em. College age males do not need much to make them aggressive sexually and restricting access to condoms is a silly and very ineffective way to try and curb the sexual exploits of sophmoric horndogs.

Answer 4

Personally I think you're an idiot! Condom boxes are there to stop people spreading disease and unwanted pregnancy. Men (sorry, boys in your case) will chase skirt whether they have condoms in their access or not. At least this way they can do it safely.

Dispensers should be in both restrooms. Not one or the other. This is an equal opportunity society

Answer 5

I don't know about a right or a question of ethics, but putting condoms where one can easily obtain one in dorm rooms, male or female is prudent. That way you have them easily available in case you are feeling it.

You need to wrap up, pull out or just don't have sex.

Answer 6

Huh?

What would a women do with a condom? They wouldn't fit us. I prefer tampons in the women's room.

Yes they should be in the men's room and you should be using them and you should get over the "not my responsibility" attitude. That's how people get pregnant.

Reading what others said, I do agree they should be in both bathrooms though.

Answer 7

Hell I say put it in a public enough place for everyone. I mean women already have tampon and pad dispensers in their bathroom. And I'm sure guys already have soap and such things as that. And since everyone is having sex, put it in a unisex area. No sex should have condoms horded away where someone else can't use them.

Answer 8

I think youth should be encouraged to explore, in a safe and fun way. This would be a good way of doing it in my opinion. About encouraging aggression? Girls can almost always say no. Plus, the rapist who uses a condom is probably the nicest rapist on earth.

Answer 9

I think your reading into it too much. College kids are going to hook up and potentially have sex. If someone is getting lucky one night you want them to be able to get a condom before something bad happens and they have drunken sex without a condom!

Answer 10

Almost every rural gas station has them. Guys see this about as much as women see Tampax machines in the bathrooms.

Answer 11

i personally think male and female condoms should be free for the asking or in discreet vending machines.. safe sex is the only way to go unless your married in a monogamous relationship