There is a new birth control pill coming out for men but.....

The problem is the same for (responible) men

I havent herd of this one? Where you here this, and hell no Id not trust a man, let alone I doubt any will use them , its prolly for hormonal purouses

It would depend on the situation. If it was with my husband who I know doesn't want any more children, then yes I'd trust him. However, there are also those guys who will say anything to get a woman into bed but who really wouldn't want to spend whatever it took to buy this pill. I'm glad I'm not single in this day in age!

i think that if you don't want to get pregnant (or get someone pregnant) than each should be responsible!

I haven't heard of the pill yet, but I guess we should trust them as they should trust us women. That's what relationships are all about anyway -trust and so much more.

how about both takeing your own responsabilities ten ot should work out fine, dont leave it to the other

It all depends on the man of course. I think there is just as much risk of a man forgetting to take the pill as there is a woman. It would be up to each woman to decide how much she trusts the man, but if it wasn't a permanent relationship, then no way should the woman not look after her own contraception needs.

yes u can trust but i trust only myself

I think that it is a good idea for there to be more options out there for contraceptives. It depends on the man whether or not you can trust him to take it. If you don't know if he can be trusted.... what are you doing with him anyway?

I think I would trust my boyfriend to take them because he is deathly afraid of getting me pregnant - LOL

Well, they trust us to take it. If our boyfriends can do that for us, I am sure we can also do that for them. I'd certainly give that responsibility to my boyfriend and trust that he was actually doing what he said. We don't really have a good relationship if I can't trust him on that now do we?

Even if you could, would you? I'm a guy and married so kind of past this discussion, but even so as a guy, I'm not the one that would have to carry a baby and everything else that comes after (I'm a father of three). I suspect its a nice form of redundant protection. It would be best if both parties to the act took the pill or took precautions. In a way this gives a guy a chance to protect himself when he doesn't want to have a baby. Women should always seriously consider continuing to make the choice for themselves independent of their lover or prospective lover and now vice versa. I wonder if the pill for men, screws with a guys hormones the way the pill does for women? If my wife and I were both on the pill at the same time, it wouldn't do the kids much good if mom and dad both broke down and had a good cry on a regular basis.

I'd trust my boyfriend to

HAHAHA! im not sure. I would want to because guys dont want a baby but men can be so irrisponsible! how do these new pills work???

I am spayed (lal), so I am happy. I don't need birth control. I think it depends on the man/woman, whether they will take their pills or not. I think if one is pretending to take them and doesn't, not only do they have a relationship problem, but they will soon have a baby problem. More people should be conscious before they breed. Babies shouldn't be meal tickets. I think men WOULD take the pill faithfully. They don't want that responsibility until they're ready.

I would be surprised if many men would be prepared to take this kind of medication because of the fear of longer lasting effects. I am not suggesting that any such effects would exist, just that the fear and concern itself would exist. I appreciate that the same situation exists for women, but that would not remove the concern

I can't even trust them to remember to take in the laundry when it rains, you think I can trust them with the birth control pill!!!???!!! *lol*

yea y not...if u beleive ur love its not much difficult to beleive that

damn, I wish I knew about this before hand because I already had my tubes tied.

i have never heard of this.