So you’re worried about the 38% of women not on birth control, but no mention of the 88% of men not on birth control? Do you not see that?

You seem to think the point of the article is to blame men. It’s not. It’s definitely not. Don’t get caught in the title. Instead, realize that the burden of birth control is extremely lopsided at the moment, and that this essay points that out.

I’m just asking men to be responsible for their bodily fluids. Why is that even controversial? Why would anyone argue about that?