Guys, you know oral contraceptives increase breast and cervical cancer rates, and clotting deaths...What?

Question

are you going to do to show that you love your woman so much you don't want her to risk dying for your sexual gratification?

ummm, let me guess?
"NOTHING"!!???

Cervical Cancer Linked To Birth Control Pills
http://www.cancer.org/docroot/NWS/content/NWS_1_1x_Cervical_Cancer_Linked_To_Birth_Control_Pills.asp

Answer 1

Then again, so does pregnancy.

Here, you are making the error of "misleading vividness."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misleading_vividness
You are leaping to the conclusion that just because there is some inherent risk in some kind of action, that action must necessarily be bad.

You are quoting an increase in the rate of health risks from the pill, *without actually telling us EXACTLY HOW MUCH those increases are!*

How are we supposed to know whether or not taking the "pill", is in fact, *more dangerous* than, say, BASE jumping, or driving drunk?

There is a risk of stomach ulcers, liver and kidney damage, when taking aspirin, but does that mean people with a headache should just suffer? There is a risk of choking, and (heaven forbid,) obesity, when eating food, but does that mean we should starve?

EVERYTHING we do in life involves some kind of risk. Generally we tend to take action, when the risk associated with that action, is less than the risk of taking no action. For example, when we get in our car every day,we run the risk of getting in a serious accident, but we consider that risk to be less than the risk of losing our job, and not being able to pay for our car, our house, or food.

The incidence of dangerous side effects from the pill are quite small; especially when compared to the well known health risks of pregnancy, especially *unwanted* pregnancy!

Besides, cervical cancer is almost always caused by HPV, not the pill....

Learn to ask "HOW MUCH", when it comes to risks
~W.O.M.B.A.T.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

This isn't entirely true. Oral contraceptives may increase the risk of certain things like blood clots, but it is not without the benifit of 98% protection, or more. Also, it is up to the girl/woman to decide whether or not to take things like 'the pill'. Guys cannot go to the doctor on their behalf..

Answer 4

not ask her to give me a bloww job? it's not that difficult... i wont ask her for one, and probably wont get one unless she really feels like it, and lets face it, why would she want a fuucking rod shoved down her throat without it being requested??? not sounding like much fun there