https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/wellbeing/300670854/is-the-pill-blunting-womens-drive-to-achieve Hormonal contraception can suppress your professional initiative! Get off hormonal contraception if you can. Make more bank with your motivation and knowing your body. If you can't, then be aware of that and see what you can do to overcome what the Pill does to you mentally. Not only did it allow us to be treated as low value, it also kills our drive to achieve.
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I think men should do the vasectomy if they want sex without a condom. And thanks for this info
I need to be on hormonal birth control due to various underlying conditions, and I gotta say, my not having periods whatsoever has definitely improved my quality of life and "drive to achieve" throughout each month a lot more than my previous "natural" cycles were allowing...
Thank you for posting this!!! This is why I’ve decided to use non hormonal birth control method- Fertility Awareness Method as a form of birth control when I do end up in relationship. Right now I’ve been learning this method for health reasons but I can later use this knowledge to avoid or achieve pregnancy. It’s also a great vetting strategy as this method shares the responsibility of birth control btw the partners and not solely on the woman. Also any women here who is interested in learning and knowing more about their body I would highly recommend reading the following books. These have been game changers for me in helping to build a healthier life style and being more empowered in my reproductive knowledge. - The Fifth vital sign- Master your cycle and optimize your fertility by Lisa Henderickson-Jack ( https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-fifth-vital-sign-lisa-hendrickson-jack/1130317124 ) - Taking Charge of your Fertility by Toni Weschler ( https://www.tcoyf.com/taking-charge-of-your-fertility/ )