Religion teaches you that if you commit certain crimes or sins you will be punished in the afterlife by going to hell. This is how social control was perfomed years ago, before there were major law enforcement agencies punishing you for crimes that you commit. It made you believe that if you did something wrong, then you would be punished and sent to hell for it.In what ways does religion act as a form of social control in contemporary society?
Religion controls in 2 ways (All religions except Taoism i understand):-
1. The bribe if your nice 'you'll go to heaven and if you naughty 'you'll go to hell'
2. the preaching of contradictory ideas requiring you to contact them to ask how to resolve the conflicts in life.
Organised religion is not about belief but about its own self perpetuation and as such tries to keep the society under its influence.
I have nothing about belief in heaven, reincarnation, the God/Force etc and idea on how to respect each other but the control of people by doctrine that has no place in today's society other than habit os morally wrong as is the way it persecutes certain groups and tried to convert all others to its ways.In what ways does religion act as a form of social control in contemporary society?
I think it was Karl Marx who described Religion as: ';Opium for the masses.'; I think that is a fair description of Religion.
Religions are all based on the suppression of desires. I.E. Don't do this! don't do that! be a good boy and you will be go to heaven. Religion serves as a form of social control in two ways, stop people from doing anything ';wrong'; by installing in them hope that if they behave themselves they'll have the afterlife to look forward too. (Maybe people thought that if the Police can't keep the working class in check maybe religion will.)
Regardless of whether it has been used to hoodwink the masses will pretty soon be irrelevant because soon it will simply not be enough to satisfy people. The financial crisis may have seen an increase in people returning to religion but this will be short lived because people will start demanding more than the psychological crutch that religion provides. They will demand the truth.
Have a look at the following link It gives a better explanation of the above:
http://www.laitman.com/2009/01/in-the-mo鈥?/a>
And if you would like to see how we create a better society have a look at the following link:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=g94iWT2SIw鈥?/a>
It acts as a form of socail control, because Religion has guidelines on how to live your life. It acts as an authority for your actions. People alwyas attempt to justify there actions... religion leaves no room for the attempts to justify a person actions.
Ex. ';I stole this .... because dude owed me money.';
U can say this is right or wrong... but from a religious pt. of view.. Stealing is wrong, pt. blank.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Can you take any form of birth control when you're breastfeeding?
i'm going to give birth around the end of sept. and i was wondering if you can be on the shot, pill, or nuvaring while breastfeeding?Can you take any form of birth control when you're breastfeeding?
Pills, injections, or other forms of birth control not involving estrogens may be used with minimal side effects when breastfeeding. While small amounts of estrogen in the breast milk has not been found to harm babies, there are concerns it may reduce the amount of milk produced.
It might be a great idea to see yor doctor or nurse.
Good luck!Can you take any form of birth control when you're breastfeeding?
you really shouldn't need any birth control while breast feeding. I can't remember why but my doctor said normally you can't get pregnant if you are nursing? Good luck
You should only take the progesterone only pills. You take them the same way as the regular pill, but they won't interfere with breast milk production.
I've heard when you're breastfeeding you should be on special low-dose pills that have progesterone only, and no estrogen, because estrogen can interfere with your milk supply. I would ask your doctor, I'm not really sure what these pills are called.
I just had my baby 2 months ago and am breastfeeding. I asked for the Nuvaring, but it is not recommended for breastfeeding mothers. My doctor prescribed me the 'mini pill' because it will not affect your milk supply. I am also going to get an IUD put in later, but he says to wait a few months for my uterus to get back to normal. It lasts 5 years, can be taken out at anytime, and is compatible with breastfeeding. You will definitely need some form of BC because breastfeeding isn't a reliable form of birth control; some women still ovulate while breastfeeding, especially when they are supplementing. Good luck!
I breast fed exclusively and did not have a period for nine entire months. Breastfeeding is not 100% as a contraceptive, but it is pretty darn good.
Use a condom or a sponge
I would never use hormones while I was feeding a baby.
the mini pill you can take while your breastfeeding
Be sure to discuss this with your health care provider after giving birth. I'm pretty sure you can take the minipill and none of the other options (they come through in the milk and they affect your milk supply.) It can reduce your milk supply, so be sure you have been nursing for several weeks before starting the pill. Nursing as often and as long as the baby wants will help ensure a well established milk supply.
It can often be harmful to ur child in breast feeding. my advice just lay of the sex while u r breast feeding.
you can use the mini-pill, the depo shot, or regular barrier methods (condoms, diaphragm)
you might not get a period while you're breastfeeding but you can still get pregnant
i know you can' be on the pill because it lowers milk supply. don't know about the other two.congrats!
There are several options, but what I found worked for me and was very leanient was mini-pills, i.e. POPs (progesterone only pills). I felt like I had more control with those while breastfeeding, that I could take them for as long as I wanted and when ready to stop or switch to something else, I could.
You can have an IUD put inside mirena lasts up to 5 years. I have that and I am currently breastfeeding.
Pills, injections, or other forms of birth control not involving estrogens may be used with minimal side effects when breastfeeding. While small amounts of estrogen in the breast milk has not been found to harm babies, there are concerns it may reduce the amount of milk produced.
It might be a great idea to see yor doctor or nurse.
Good luck!Can you take any form of birth control when you're breastfeeding?
you really shouldn't need any birth control while breast feeding. I can't remember why but my doctor said normally you can't get pregnant if you are nursing? Good luck
You should only take the progesterone only pills. You take them the same way as the regular pill, but they won't interfere with breast milk production.
I've heard when you're breastfeeding you should be on special low-dose pills that have progesterone only, and no estrogen, because estrogen can interfere with your milk supply. I would ask your doctor, I'm not really sure what these pills are called.
I just had my baby 2 months ago and am breastfeeding. I asked for the Nuvaring, but it is not recommended for breastfeeding mothers. My doctor prescribed me the 'mini pill' because it will not affect your milk supply. I am also going to get an IUD put in later, but he says to wait a few months for my uterus to get back to normal. It lasts 5 years, can be taken out at anytime, and is compatible with breastfeeding. You will definitely need some form of BC because breastfeeding isn't a reliable form of birth control; some women still ovulate while breastfeeding, especially when they are supplementing. Good luck!
I breast fed exclusively and did not have a period for nine entire months. Breastfeeding is not 100% as a contraceptive, but it is pretty darn good.
Use a condom or a sponge
I would never use hormones while I was feeding a baby.
the mini pill you can take while your breastfeeding
Be sure to discuss this with your health care provider after giving birth. I'm pretty sure you can take the minipill and none of the other options (they come through in the milk and they affect your milk supply.) It can reduce your milk supply, so be sure you have been nursing for several weeks before starting the pill. Nursing as often and as long as the baby wants will help ensure a well established milk supply.
It can often be harmful to ur child in breast feeding. my advice just lay of the sex while u r breast feeding.
you can use the mini-pill, the depo shot, or regular barrier methods (condoms, diaphragm)
you might not get a period while you're breastfeeding but you can still get pregnant
i know you can' be on the pill because it lowers milk supply. don't know about the other two.congrats!
There are several options, but what I found worked for me and was very leanient was mini-pills, i.e. POPs (progesterone only pills). I felt like I had more control with those while breastfeeding, that I could take them for as long as I wanted and when ready to stop or switch to something else, I could.
You can have an IUD put inside mirena lasts up to 5 years. I have that and I am currently breastfeeding.
Is Plan B a form of birth control?
This is an opinion question as I see Plan B questions here a lot. What do you think of Plan B? Personally, I feel like it is used by many many people as a form of birth control (as there are better forms of birth control on the market). I'm not opposed to it, but I am opposed to it for this purpose. I would just like to hear other thoughts.Is Plan B a form of birth control?
If the condom breaks or you were raped, or 'wasted' and don't remember what happens, etc.. Take it. Not for birth control purposes, but to prevent something that shouldn't have happened in the beginning.. and something that you couldn't totally control.
Personally, if it's used otherwise.. I don't think it's a form of birth control.. I think it's a form of irresponsibility. If you are going to have sex.. Either take REAL birth control and/or use condoms.Is Plan B a form of birth control?
The morning-after pill 鈥?a form of emergency birth control 鈥?is used to prevent a woman from becoming pregnant after she has had unprotected vaginal intercourse. Morning-after pills are generally considered safe, but many women are unaware that they exist. Here's how the morning-after pill works.
Human conception rarely occurs immediately after intercourse. Instead, it occurs as long as several days later, after ovulation. During the time between intercourse and conception, sperm continue to travel through the fallopian tube until the egg appears. So taking emergency birth control the ';morning after'; isn't too late to prevent pregnancy.
The active ingredients in morning-after pills are similar to those in birth control pills, except in higher doses. Some morning-after pills contain only one hormone, progestin (Plan B), and others contain two, progestin and estrogen. Progestin prevents the sperm from reaching the egg and keeps a fertilized egg from attaching to the wall of the uterus (implantation). Estrogen stops the ovaries from releasing eggs (ovulation) that can be fertilized by sperm.
The morning-after pill is designed to be taken within 72 hours of intercourse with a second dose taken 12 hours later. Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fatigue and headache. According to the Food and Drug Administration, the morning-after pill is 80 percent effective in preventing pregnancy after a single act of unprotected sex.
Morning-after pills aren't the same thing as the so-called abortion pill, or mifepristone (Mifeprex). Emergency contraceptive pills prevent pregnancy. The abortion pill terminates an established pregnancy 鈥?one that has attached to the uterine wall and has already begun to develop.
Plan B is available to women 18 years and older without a prescription at most pharmacies. Women must show proof of age to purchase Plan B. For women 17 years old and younger, Plan B is available with a doctor's prescription.
I think that if you are raped, have a condom break, or a victim of incest, than the morning after pill is the way to go. I don't like the fact that people are being so careless about sex and relying on this ';plan B';.
Plan B, means Plan A failed. Not using any protection is not Plan A, that's no plan. Alot of women try this pill as a means of birth control, that is true. But, since you asked, I think that is careless and irresponsible. People need to accept responsibilty for their actions. BTW- I have a cousin who tried ';Plan B'; and had a baby with Special Needs. What's Plan B for that?
Yes, it is birth control, and it's very sad. I used it one time a couple of years ago before my husband and I got married... and now I have some regrets. However, I don't think I was actually ovulating then, but I was scared never the less.
Girls use it as bc because it's so easy to get now. You can go to Target, Walmart, Walgreen's pharmacies, etc. and get it right over the counter. There are so many things wrong with our kids today, because the last batch of kids that became parents had no idea what they were doing.
It's not getting any better, it's getting worse. So, it's either Plan B and abortions, or a whole generation of screwed up kids with 14 year old parents who never wanted them... all because parents don't take responsibility for their kids anymore. Sad.
I personally have taken twice when the condom broke. We (it was with my ex) were using protection because we knew we were not ready for a child. I do hear of people taking it on a regular basis which is scary. Who knows what that would do to you body after a while. When I took it, it made me feel really weird and not myself for a couple days. I know you can get it over the counter now in the US but wouldnt it just be easier to get on birth control or use condoms?
Plan B isn't a form of birth control nor should it be used as one. It has to be taken within 72 hours of having unprotected sex and each time you take it it has a lesser chance of working. For example the first time you take it it has an 85% chance that it will work and each time you take it the percentage that it will work decreases.
It shouldn't be used as birth control. It is to help protect you from getting preggo from unprotected sex. It is alot cheaper and safer to use the pill or shot than to use Plan B all the time. Girls now days are being careless with there bodies, I met a woman who had 7 abortions in 3 years. She told me that it's her form of birthcontrol. Now, I do support abortion and Plan B but I don't support stupid women having abortions 12 times a year or using Plan B every month.
If Plan B is considered birth control, it's lazy birth control. It is supposed to be used only in emergency situations, i.e. condom breaks, rape, etc. Actual birth control is something that is taken or used to actively prevent conception, suck as ';the pill'; or condoms. People who just rush for the Plan B without taking any other preventative measures shouldn't even be having sex!!
hmm..now that i think of it..Its kinda like an abortion pill. If you conceived that night. I guess...It stops it from fertilizing the egg? Or stops it from pregressing after it is already fertilized?
I think its not really a birth control. Just for ppl who want to have sex but not take control of their outcomes.
It's actually like the morning contraception pill from what I've learned. You must take it within 72 hours after intercourse, to stop the chance of pregnancy. The best time to take it is within 24 hours for a better chance of stopping the chance of pregnancy.
It wouldn't be my birth control choice. Personally I'd much prefer prevention rather than a ';whoops'; situation and plan b after.
I dont think it is a form of Birth control.. I think its bad if you take it everyday! The Pill is the best thing!!
Nochemical face peel
If the condom breaks or you were raped, or 'wasted' and don't remember what happens, etc.. Take it. Not for birth control purposes, but to prevent something that shouldn't have happened in the beginning.. and something that you couldn't totally control.
Personally, if it's used otherwise.. I don't think it's a form of birth control.. I think it's a form of irresponsibility. If you are going to have sex.. Either take REAL birth control and/or use condoms.Is Plan B a form of birth control?
The morning-after pill 鈥?a form of emergency birth control 鈥?is used to prevent a woman from becoming pregnant after she has had unprotected vaginal intercourse. Morning-after pills are generally considered safe, but many women are unaware that they exist. Here's how the morning-after pill works.
Human conception rarely occurs immediately after intercourse. Instead, it occurs as long as several days later, after ovulation. During the time between intercourse and conception, sperm continue to travel through the fallopian tube until the egg appears. So taking emergency birth control the ';morning after'; isn't too late to prevent pregnancy.
The active ingredients in morning-after pills are similar to those in birth control pills, except in higher doses. Some morning-after pills contain only one hormone, progestin (Plan B), and others contain two, progestin and estrogen. Progestin prevents the sperm from reaching the egg and keeps a fertilized egg from attaching to the wall of the uterus (implantation). Estrogen stops the ovaries from releasing eggs (ovulation) that can be fertilized by sperm.
The morning-after pill is designed to be taken within 72 hours of intercourse with a second dose taken 12 hours later. Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fatigue and headache. According to the Food and Drug Administration, the morning-after pill is 80 percent effective in preventing pregnancy after a single act of unprotected sex.
Morning-after pills aren't the same thing as the so-called abortion pill, or mifepristone (Mifeprex). Emergency contraceptive pills prevent pregnancy. The abortion pill terminates an established pregnancy 鈥?one that has attached to the uterine wall and has already begun to develop.
Plan B is available to women 18 years and older without a prescription at most pharmacies. Women must show proof of age to purchase Plan B. For women 17 years old and younger, Plan B is available with a doctor's prescription.
I think that if you are raped, have a condom break, or a victim of incest, than the morning after pill is the way to go. I don't like the fact that people are being so careless about sex and relying on this ';plan B';.
Plan B, means Plan A failed. Not using any protection is not Plan A, that's no plan. Alot of women try this pill as a means of birth control, that is true. But, since you asked, I think that is careless and irresponsible. People need to accept responsibilty for their actions. BTW- I have a cousin who tried ';Plan B'; and had a baby with Special Needs. What's Plan B for that?
Yes, it is birth control, and it's very sad. I used it one time a couple of years ago before my husband and I got married... and now I have some regrets. However, I don't think I was actually ovulating then, but I was scared never the less.
Girls use it as bc because it's so easy to get now. You can go to Target, Walmart, Walgreen's pharmacies, etc. and get it right over the counter. There are so many things wrong with our kids today, because the last batch of kids that became parents had no idea what they were doing.
It's not getting any better, it's getting worse. So, it's either Plan B and abortions, or a whole generation of screwed up kids with 14 year old parents who never wanted them... all because parents don't take responsibility for their kids anymore. Sad.
I personally have taken twice when the condom broke. We (it was with my ex) were using protection because we knew we were not ready for a child. I do hear of people taking it on a regular basis which is scary. Who knows what that would do to you body after a while. When I took it, it made me feel really weird and not myself for a couple days. I know you can get it over the counter now in the US but wouldnt it just be easier to get on birth control or use condoms?
Plan B isn't a form of birth control nor should it be used as one. It has to be taken within 72 hours of having unprotected sex and each time you take it it has a lesser chance of working. For example the first time you take it it has an 85% chance that it will work and each time you take it the percentage that it will work decreases.
It shouldn't be used as birth control. It is to help protect you from getting preggo from unprotected sex. It is alot cheaper and safer to use the pill or shot than to use Plan B all the time. Girls now days are being careless with there bodies, I met a woman who had 7 abortions in 3 years. She told me that it's her form of birthcontrol. Now, I do support abortion and Plan B but I don't support stupid women having abortions 12 times a year or using Plan B every month.
If Plan B is considered birth control, it's lazy birth control. It is supposed to be used only in emergency situations, i.e. condom breaks, rape, etc. Actual birth control is something that is taken or used to actively prevent conception, suck as ';the pill'; or condoms. People who just rush for the Plan B without taking any other preventative measures shouldn't even be having sex!!
hmm..now that i think of it..Its kinda like an abortion pill. If you conceived that night. I guess...It stops it from fertilizing the egg? Or stops it from pregressing after it is already fertilized?
I think its not really a birth control. Just for ppl who want to have sex but not take control of their outcomes.
It's actually like the morning contraception pill from what I've learned. You must take it within 72 hours after intercourse, to stop the chance of pregnancy. The best time to take it is within 24 hours for a better chance of stopping the chance of pregnancy.
It wouldn't be my birth control choice. Personally I'd much prefer prevention rather than a ';whoops'; situation and plan b after.
I dont think it is a form of Birth control.. I think its bad if you take it everyday! The Pill is the best thing!!
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Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
Because we can't take care of the children we already have.?
I was flabbergasted What do you think of that!?Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
In the Bible God tells us that he hates sodomy, the physical expression of homosexuality, so it could not be his method of birth control. From reading the Bible, it looks like God's method of birth control, in addition to wars and natural disasters of all kinds, is that Christ will return when everyone God made has been born and then the whole world order will change and we will no longer have babies. Of course, he expects us to use reasonable restraint in how many babies we have, so that we have only those babies that we have prepared ourselves to be able to take proper care of.Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
Well I believe God told us to be fruitful and multiply. What does being gay have to do with child care. Hell most men are not 100% guy, but bisexual
That is stupid. No matter your opinion on homosexuality.
Personally I don't think it is right. But before people go calling me names and think that I hate gay people...sI don't. I don't like that they are gay... I don't not like the person. I don't like alot of things that people do but that doens't mean that I don't like the people. I was taught in church ';Hate the sin not the Sinner.';
BTW - I do have gay friends and they understand my POV.
One of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard!!!!!
I think it's a very narrow minded and uninformed statement. Being gay doesn't mean you'd be a bad parent. A lot of gay people are more caring and responsible parents than a lot of heterosexual ones.
im a homosexual and i plan on impregnating all the woman i can
hah,kinda true, but i highly dought God would do this.
God said its only man and woman, but i have no idea why people like their own gender, its crazy, but anyways, this person that told you this was probably crazy or drunk.
lol :\
I was flabbergasted What do you think of that!?Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
In the Bible God tells us that he hates sodomy, the physical expression of homosexuality, so it could not be his method of birth control. From reading the Bible, it looks like God's method of birth control, in addition to wars and natural disasters of all kinds, is that Christ will return when everyone God made has been born and then the whole world order will change and we will no longer have babies. Of course, he expects us to use reasonable restraint in how many babies we have, so that we have only those babies that we have prepared ourselves to be able to take proper care of.Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
Well I believe God told us to be fruitful and multiply. What does being gay have to do with child care. Hell most men are not 100% guy, but bisexual
That is stupid. No matter your opinion on homosexuality.
Personally I don't think it is right. But before people go calling me names and think that I hate gay people...sI don't. I don't like that they are gay... I don't not like the person. I don't like alot of things that people do but that doens't mean that I don't like the people. I was taught in church ';Hate the sin not the Sinner.';
BTW - I do have gay friends and they understand my POV.
One of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard!!!!!
I think it's a very narrow minded and uninformed statement. Being gay doesn't mean you'd be a bad parent. A lot of gay people are more caring and responsible parents than a lot of heterosexual ones.
im a homosexual and i plan on impregnating all the woman i can
hah,kinda true, but i highly dought God would do this.
God said its only man and woman, but i have no idea why people like their own gender, its crazy, but anyways, this person that told you this was probably crazy or drunk.
lol :\
Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
Because we can't take care of the children we already have.?
I was flabbergasted What do you think of that!?Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
In the Bible God tells us that he hates sodomy, the physical expression of homosexuality, so it could not be his method of birth control. From reading the Bible, it looks like God's method of birth control, in addition to wars and natural disasters of all kinds, is that Christ will return when everyone God made has been born and then the whole world order will change and we will no longer have babies. Of course, he expects us to use reasonable restraint in how many babies we have, so that we have only those babies that we have prepared ourselves to be able to take proper care of.Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
Well I believe God told us to be fruitful and multiply. What does being gay have to do with child care. Hell most men are not 100% guy, but bisexual
That is stupid. No matter your opinion on homosexuality.
Personally I don't think it is right. But before people go calling me names and think that I hate gay people...sI don't. I don't like that they are gay... I don't not like the person. I don't like alot of things that people do but that doens't mean that I don't like the people. I was taught in church ';Hate the sin not the Sinner.';
BTW - I do have gay friends and they understand my POV.
One of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard!!!!!
I think it's a very narrow minded and uninformed statement. Being gay doesn't mean you'd be a bad parent. A lot of gay people are more caring and responsible parents than a lot of heterosexual ones.
im a homosexual and i plan on impregnating all the woman i can
hah,kinda true, but i highly dought God would do this.
God said its only man and woman, but i have no idea why people like their own gender, its crazy, but anyways, this person that told you this was probably crazy or drunk.
lol :\
I was flabbergasted What do you think of that!?Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
In the Bible God tells us that he hates sodomy, the physical expression of homosexuality, so it could not be his method of birth control. From reading the Bible, it looks like God's method of birth control, in addition to wars and natural disasters of all kinds, is that Christ will return when everyone God made has been born and then the whole world order will change and we will no longer have babies. Of course, he expects us to use reasonable restraint in how many babies we have, so that we have only those babies that we have prepared ourselves to be able to take proper care of.Someone once told me they believed that homosexuality was God's form of birth control?
Well I believe God told us to be fruitful and multiply. What does being gay have to do with child care. Hell most men are not 100% guy, but bisexual
That is stupid. No matter your opinion on homosexuality.
Personally I don't think it is right. But before people go calling me names and think that I hate gay people...sI don't. I don't like that they are gay... I don't not like the person. I don't like alot of things that people do but that doens't mean that I don't like the people. I was taught in church ';Hate the sin not the Sinner.';
BTW - I do have gay friends and they understand my POV.
One of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard!!!!!
I think it's a very narrow minded and uninformed statement. Being gay doesn't mean you'd be a bad parent. A lot of gay people are more caring and responsible parents than a lot of heterosexual ones.
im a homosexual and i plan on impregnating all the woman i can
hah,kinda true, but i highly dought God would do this.
God said its only man and woman, but i have no idea why people like their own gender, its crazy, but anyways, this person that told you this was probably crazy or drunk.
lol :\
Do you think the increased amount of homosexuality in the world/media is a form of population control?
This just seems funny to me. Straight couples are becoming rare.Do you think the increased amount of homosexuality in the world/media is a form of population control?
If you think straight couples are becoming rare you are obviously never setting foot outside the gay bar.Do you think the increased amount of homosexuality in the world/media is a form of population control?
';Straight couples are becoming rare';- That's bull. Gays will always make up a very small percentage of the population.
And it's not that there's more homosexuality, it's that more people are being open about it. People have engaged in homosexual activity forever. It's only in recent times that some societies have become more tolerant of it.
It might be more like an unintended consequence. There could be a social 'soul' that responds to overcrowding. For instance, the birth rate in the US was the lowest in our history during the depression in the 1930's. At that time there were no reliable methods of birth control other than abstinence.
Is there actually an increase in the % of homosexuality or is it just increased numbers due to increased population over all?
no its just that gay people are more comfortable in coming out nowadays. and the population is increasing, so therefore the proportion of gay people will be higher.
Well, I guess it is a form of birth control. LOL
If you think straight couples are becoming rare you are obviously never setting foot outside the gay bar.Do you think the increased amount of homosexuality in the world/media is a form of population control?
';Straight couples are becoming rare';- That's bull. Gays will always make up a very small percentage of the population.
And it's not that there's more homosexuality, it's that more people are being open about it. People have engaged in homosexual activity forever. It's only in recent times that some societies have become more tolerant of it.
It might be more like an unintended consequence. There could be a social 'soul' that responds to overcrowding. For instance, the birth rate in the US was the lowest in our history during the depression in the 1930's. At that time there were no reliable methods of birth control other than abstinence.
Is there actually an increase in the % of homosexuality or is it just increased numbers due to increased population over all?
no its just that gay people are more comfortable in coming out nowadays. and the population is increasing, so therefore the proportion of gay people will be higher.
Well, I guess it is a form of birth control. LOL
What do you think of the idea mandating a form of birth control in order to receive public aid (welfare)?
To those who can physically tolerate it, such as depo shot, IUD, patch, sterilization as an option for the recipient.What do you think of the idea mandating a form of birth control in order to receive public aid (welfare)?
I love the idea. If you can't support a child, you can't have them. Sounds cold and logical.What do you think of the idea mandating a form of birth control in order to receive public aid (welfare)?
So by your ';cold'; logic we should put every woman on birth control starting from age 13 until those women are either a) married or b) financially well off.
Although I personally believe you should never have more children than you can support, I wouldn't want the government to tell anyone that. I don't think that the government should have that much control over a person's reproductive rights. And it punishes just the woman -- not the man or men who father the children. Seems grossly unfair. Better to round up all the deadbeat parents and make them contribute financially to the costs of raising a child.
I think I'm glad to live in a nation that has respect for people's fundamental right to control of their own bodies whether they be rich or poor.
I think it is a good idea! Think about it, for every child these families on welfare have, they get more money! So, if the states can cut down on how many families just keep having kids to get more money, then maybe there wouldn't be so many people on welfare to begin with. I am a single mother of 2, and I tried to get WIC jst to help with the cost of formula, milk, and cereal. I do not qualify! If there weren't so many peple receiving welfare, maybe the total income guidelines would be lower, and I could get the little bit of help I could really use. I make enough, but having 2 kids that need clothes, shoes, and diapers(one of them anyhow) plus groceries, rent, utilities... I could use the extra help here and there. But then again I don't know many moms that don't need a little extra here and there.
Ummm no!
just because people have hit a rough spot in their lives doesnt mean you can stop them from having children. Not every person collecting assistance is a baby-making welfare parasite.
Nice generalization though.
You can't have that with the general public, it's not ethical at all. I understand why it's talked about though. About a year ago I worked at a grocery store and a girl came in with her 3 kids and was pregnant with a 4th. She had a friend with her and they were talking as I was checking this girl out, her friend made a comment about her pregnancy and the girl replied with ';yea i probably wouldn't have even kept this baby, but i'm getting too much money.'; i was beyond mad. it's not fair, but it's all too common.
I think it is a good idea, but it will never pass...
I think the best solution is to just disband welfare altogether. If people can't support themselves then why should those who can support themselves be mandated to support non-productive people? That being said, my sister is a single mother who put herself through college and is on housing assistance. I think there definitely should be some sort of welfare reform because it's being overused and abused.
11 years ago I recieved welfare for myself and my first daughter,I think it's a good idea being that I was logical and responsible enough not to continue having children because I was poor.So the ppl that say not everyone on welfare is a baby making machine are correct, and there are ppl who genuinely need the help until they're back on their feet.however there is alot of abuse and by the way blacks and latinos are not the majority on welfare -it's caucasians.
I love the idea. If you can't support a child, you can't have them. Sounds cold and logical.What do you think of the idea mandating a form of birth control in order to receive public aid (welfare)?
So by your ';cold'; logic we should put every woman on birth control starting from age 13 until those women are either a) married or b) financially well off.
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Although I personally believe you should never have more children than you can support, I wouldn't want the government to tell anyone that. I don't think that the government should have that much control over a person's reproductive rights. And it punishes just the woman -- not the man or men who father the children. Seems grossly unfair. Better to round up all the deadbeat parents and make them contribute financially to the costs of raising a child.
I think I'm glad to live in a nation that has respect for people's fundamental right to control of their own bodies whether they be rich or poor.
I think it is a good idea! Think about it, for every child these families on welfare have, they get more money! So, if the states can cut down on how many families just keep having kids to get more money, then maybe there wouldn't be so many people on welfare to begin with. I am a single mother of 2, and I tried to get WIC jst to help with the cost of formula, milk, and cereal. I do not qualify! If there weren't so many peple receiving welfare, maybe the total income guidelines would be lower, and I could get the little bit of help I could really use. I make enough, but having 2 kids that need clothes, shoes, and diapers(one of them anyhow) plus groceries, rent, utilities... I could use the extra help here and there. But then again I don't know many moms that don't need a little extra here and there.
Ummm no!
just because people have hit a rough spot in their lives doesnt mean you can stop them from having children. Not every person collecting assistance is a baby-making welfare parasite.
Nice generalization though.
You can't have that with the general public, it's not ethical at all. I understand why it's talked about though. About a year ago I worked at a grocery store and a girl came in with her 3 kids and was pregnant with a 4th. She had a friend with her and they were talking as I was checking this girl out, her friend made a comment about her pregnancy and the girl replied with ';yea i probably wouldn't have even kept this baby, but i'm getting too much money.'; i was beyond mad. it's not fair, but it's all too common.
I think it is a good idea, but it will never pass...
I think the best solution is to just disband welfare altogether. If people can't support themselves then why should those who can support themselves be mandated to support non-productive people? That being said, my sister is a single mother who put herself through college and is on housing assistance. I think there definitely should be some sort of welfare reform because it's being overused and abused.
11 years ago I recieved welfare for myself and my first daughter,I think it's a good idea being that I was logical and responsible enough not to continue having children because I was poor.So the ppl that say not everyone on welfare is a baby making machine are correct, and there are ppl who genuinely need the help until they're back on their feet.however there is alot of abuse and by the way blacks and latinos are not the majority on welfare -it's caucasians.
I stheir another form of the depo provera birth control shot?
I am on the depo shot but I spot all the time. I like the shot because its care free birth control. I want to know if theres an alternative shot. I have tried pills (cant remember to take), the patch (leaves a ugly patch mark).I stheir another form of the depo provera birth control shot?
Don't think there is, have you heard of the nuva ring?
Its care free as well. Keep in mind that all birth control has a side effect, you may still have the spotting on on other forms of birth control.
Good Luck!!
Don't think there is, have you heard of the nuva ring?
Its care free as well. Keep in mind that all birth control has a side effect, you may still have the spotting on on other forms of birth control.
Good Luck!!
What is another good form of non-hormonal birth control, OTHER than the copper IUD and the condom?
I don't do the whole putting extra hormones into my body thing. I have the copper iud now for a month but it's killing me. I hate the heavy period bleeding and my sex drive is gone, my sexual organs seem to have stopped respondnig. I have 2 kids already so i dont wanna get pregnant again I need another form of birth control that is effective.. please help!What is another good form of non-hormonal birth control, OTHER than the copper IUD and the condom?
I just answered your other question, but I'll answer this one too. I would give the IUD a few months to settle in. It really is a shock to the system. There really aren't any alternatives that are as good as the IUD that don't have hormones. You could use a diaphragm, but they're not all that reliable. Are you done having kids? Have you thought about having your tubes tied or getting essure?
I just answered your other question, but I'll answer this one too. I would give the IUD a few months to settle in. It really is a shock to the system. There really aren't any alternatives that are as good as the IUD that don't have hormones. You could use a diaphragm, but they're not all that reliable. Are you done having kids? Have you thought about having your tubes tied or getting essure?
Other than using the birth control pills, are there other form of contraceptives?
For example, it's best to combine the usage of condom and birth control pills right? Cos i heard that Birth control pills has some kind of terrible side effect, like drying up of the eggs etc. So what are other combination of contraceptives that would prevent pregnancy? Practically to 0 percent? Thanks for your help guys, very much appreciated. (:Other than using the birth control pills, are there other form of contraceptives?
There are MANY forms of birth control besides the Pill:
Patch
Depo-Provers (injection)
Implanon (implant)
IUD
NuvaRing
diaphragm
contraceptive sponge
spermicidal foam
condoms (male or female)
The Pill does NOT dry up your eggs, though.Other than using the birth control pills, are there other form of contraceptives?
Whoever told you that is wrong, birth control pills don't dry up your eggs, they stop your egg from being released and produces more cervical mucus so that it's harder for the sperm to get into the uterus.
Birth control pills are actually probably one of the best forms of birth control, IUDs and such are the ones with terrible side effects like the other user stated above.
Nothing protects you 100% from pregnancy except not having sex. If you take your birth control pills religiously and use condoms when you're having sex then your chances are very very very slim.
When choosing birth control, remember to look up on all the side effects and what it actually does to prevent pregnancy. I was on birth control pills for 3 years, i stopped when i was trying to conceive and i got pregnant in 2months.
Can't say I've ever heard about the pill drying up eggs, but I can tell you from experience that there are a number of birth control methods each with varying degrees of success and side effects.
I personally use Yasmin + condoms, which has been a very effective combination. Condoms are important because although the pill prevents pregnancy you also have to consider the risk of disease transmission.
In choosing your method(s) of birth control you need to think carefully about a number of things - will you be able to remember to take a pill at about the same time each day? Are you concerned about side effects from contraception pills (such as weight gain or depression) or are there side effects you see as a plus (regulated periods, reduced cramps, control of your periods, skin less likely to break out for hormonal reasons). How would you feel about less common methods such as the female condom?
You can get low dose pills, such as Yasmin, which have minimal side effects; I haven't had any and I've been quite pleased with it. I tried the three monthly injection years ago (depo pro vera) but found that I just didn't feel right on it; I wouldn't say it was depression but I certainly wasn't my normal self.
Take a look at http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/birth-c鈥?/a> to check out some options. It also has a good list of the factors you need to consider. Good luck in making your decision!
Birth control pills are better labeled contraceptive pills because they prevent conception, prevent the egg from being fertilized..
IUDs, on the other hand, should be considered a form of birth control because they do not prevent conception, they merely make the uterus unsuitable for implantation.
Be careful which form of pregnancy prevention you choose!
I don't know where you get your information, but you need to learn to read the CORRECT information.
Your eggs do NOT dry up..they become OLD as you become old...there are condoms, 'rings' (with BC inside), shots, all kinds of pills, IUD's (some of which have hormones inside), womens condoms (which aren't used much), you can have your tubes tied and men can have a vascetomy.
What you mean is pregnancy 100% prevented..yes. Having your tubes tied, not having sex or a vascetomy for the man...
Well no conriceptive has 0 percent. There are always risks. I've never heard that about birth control pills. But the have a the nuva ring that you just insert into your vagina. The depo shot given every 3 months. There's a patch you put on your arm. A insert that the doctor does that lasts for five years. And then a crazy amount of pills that are all different. Go to a doctor or a health clinic and talk to them or even just grab the brochures and read up on them. They will help you to find what is best.
If you are not in a monogamous relationship CONDOM should be a must. and birth control is always a good idea
condom, femidom
why would you want birth control i am 16 and ttc
There are MANY forms of birth control besides the Pill:
Patch
Depo-Provers (injection)
Implanon (implant)
IUD
NuvaRing
diaphragm
contraceptive sponge
spermicidal foam
condoms (male or female)
The Pill does NOT dry up your eggs, though.Other than using the birth control pills, are there other form of contraceptives?
Whoever told you that is wrong, birth control pills don't dry up your eggs, they stop your egg from being released and produces more cervical mucus so that it's harder for the sperm to get into the uterus.
Birth control pills are actually probably one of the best forms of birth control, IUDs and such are the ones with terrible side effects like the other user stated above.
Nothing protects you 100% from pregnancy except not having sex. If you take your birth control pills religiously and use condoms when you're having sex then your chances are very very very slim.
When choosing birth control, remember to look up on all the side effects and what it actually does to prevent pregnancy. I was on birth control pills for 3 years, i stopped when i was trying to conceive and i got pregnant in 2months.
Can't say I've ever heard about the pill drying up eggs, but I can tell you from experience that there are a number of birth control methods each with varying degrees of success and side effects.
I personally use Yasmin + condoms, which has been a very effective combination. Condoms are important because although the pill prevents pregnancy you also have to consider the risk of disease transmission.
In choosing your method(s) of birth control you need to think carefully about a number of things - will you be able to remember to take a pill at about the same time each day? Are you concerned about side effects from contraception pills (such as weight gain or depression) or are there side effects you see as a plus (regulated periods, reduced cramps, control of your periods, skin less likely to break out for hormonal reasons). How would you feel about less common methods such as the female condom?
You can get low dose pills, such as Yasmin, which have minimal side effects; I haven't had any and I've been quite pleased with it. I tried the three monthly injection years ago (depo pro vera) but found that I just didn't feel right on it; I wouldn't say it was depression but I certainly wasn't my normal self.
Take a look at http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/birth-c鈥?/a> to check out some options. It also has a good list of the factors you need to consider. Good luck in making your decision!
Birth control pills are better labeled contraceptive pills because they prevent conception, prevent the egg from being fertilized..
IUDs, on the other hand, should be considered a form of birth control because they do not prevent conception, they merely make the uterus unsuitable for implantation.
Be careful which form of pregnancy prevention you choose!
I don't know where you get your information, but you need to learn to read the CORRECT information.
Your eggs do NOT dry up..they become OLD as you become old...there are condoms, 'rings' (with BC inside), shots, all kinds of pills, IUD's (some of which have hormones inside), womens condoms (which aren't used much), you can have your tubes tied and men can have a vascetomy.
What you mean is pregnancy 100% prevented..yes. Having your tubes tied, not having sex or a vascetomy for the man...
Well no conriceptive has 0 percent. There are always risks. I've never heard that about birth control pills. But the have a the nuva ring that you just insert into your vagina. The depo shot given every 3 months. There's a patch you put on your arm. A insert that the doctor does that lasts for five years. And then a crazy amount of pills that are all different. Go to a doctor or a health clinic and talk to them or even just grab the brochures and read up on them. They will help you to find what is best.
If you are not in a monogamous relationship CONDOM should be a must. and birth control is always a good idea
condom, femidom
why would you want birth control i am 16 and ttc
What form of birth control has the least negative health effects on women? (besides condoms)?
I think a natural way of birth control such as Fertility Awareness and Symptom-Thermal testing is the best way to avoid the negative effects of birth control programs.What form of birth control has the least negative health effects on women? (besides condoms)?
Diaphragms.What form of birth control has the least negative health effects on women? (besides condoms)?
Copper IUDs contain zero hormones [the copper is toxic to sperm].
Diaphragms.What form of birth control has the least negative health effects on women? (besides condoms)?
Copper IUDs contain zero hormones [the copper is toxic to sperm].
What is the easiest form of bith control?
i would say the pill.....that has really worked for me.... abstinence is TOOOOOO hardWhat is the easiest form of bith control?
Abstinence is the easiest and totally foolproof. works 100% of the time. Second would be mutual masturbation. Next would be Oral Sex. Next is the pill. Then the condom. Finally, what we Catholics are fond of calling the rhythm method. People who use this method are also known as parents. Hope this helps.What is the easiest form of bith control?
Depends on what you consider easy. For me, I use the Ortho Evra Patch, which you just place and leave it for a week. Pills can be a bit annoying because you have to take them at about the same time every day, an hour either way, or if you are taking it for regulation, four hours either way. I know that because that is my reason for taking it. Make sure you are ready to take on the responsibility of remembering if you do go on bc medication. Also make sure you are prepared for the possible outcomes of going on the medicine. Mood swings, weight gain, acne problems...
Abstinence. :-)
But, if that's not an option, the IUD is inserted at your GYN's office, and lasts for 5-10 years, and is very effective.
Abstinence!
abstinence.
depo injection or implant
abstinence.
Vasectomy!
I would recommend the pill, but talk with your doctor he/she can give you more ideas of what would be good for you and your lifestyle.
First of all DON'T get the depo injection, I know someone who did that and it caused all sorts of health problems. Also my niece got an IUD and apparently it fell out and she didn't realize it and she ended up getting pregnant. She is kind of a moron though (sorry but she is) so the IUD might be a good choice, just keep an eye on it. I used to be on the patch (OrthoEvra) and it was very easy. You just change it once a week. Then they started talking about how it was more dangerous than the pill so I stopped taking it and got on OrthoTri-cyclen Lo which is a pill you take every day and it has the lowest amount of hormones, so it is supposedly better for you. I never had any problems on the patch, but I was worried because they say that if you smoke it increases your risk of a blood clot, and I don't smoke, but I am a bartender at the VFW and I have to inhale smoke the whole night while I work there so I just wanted to make sure. You really shouldn't smoke if you are on any type of birth control, because you are at a greater risk of blood clots. Another choice is the vaginal ring (I forgot what it's called) but it lasts for a month I think and then you change it. Good luck!
Abstinence! of course, that doesn't work for everyone, condoms if nothing else, or the pills(that a lot of women can't take)
a regular asprin-place between the knees and hold tight! Long as it stays put, its surefire..........
The Nuva Ring. It is simple and really really really hard to mess up. It also has had the least side effects for me.
http://www.nuvaring.com
in my opinion its the pill %26amp; condoms
Your doctor would be able to give you the best anser based on your lifestyle, etc. However, in my experience the pill has worked best for me. Keep in mind that this only protects against pregnancy and you should always wear a condom to protect against STD's.
THE PILL, hands down. Forget about rubbers. What in hell are condoms? Anyhow, just get on the pill %26amp; everybody be happy girl. It's your responsibility anyhow babe. Remember That.
Abstinence is the easiest and totally foolproof. works 100% of the time. Second would be mutual masturbation. Next would be Oral Sex. Next is the pill. Then the condom. Finally, what we Catholics are fond of calling the rhythm method. People who use this method are also known as parents. Hope this helps.What is the easiest form of bith control?
Depends on what you consider easy. For me, I use the Ortho Evra Patch, which you just place and leave it for a week. Pills can be a bit annoying because you have to take them at about the same time every day, an hour either way, or if you are taking it for regulation, four hours either way. I know that because that is my reason for taking it. Make sure you are ready to take on the responsibility of remembering if you do go on bc medication. Also make sure you are prepared for the possible outcomes of going on the medicine. Mood swings, weight gain, acne problems...
Abstinence. :-)
But, if that's not an option, the IUD is inserted at your GYN's office, and lasts for 5-10 years, and is very effective.
Abstinence!
abstinence.
depo injection or implant
abstinence.
Vasectomy!
I would recommend the pill, but talk with your doctor he/she can give you more ideas of what would be good for you and your lifestyle.
First of all DON'T get the depo injection, I know someone who did that and it caused all sorts of health problems. Also my niece got an IUD and apparently it fell out and she didn't realize it and she ended up getting pregnant. She is kind of a moron though (sorry but she is) so the IUD might be a good choice, just keep an eye on it. I used to be on the patch (OrthoEvra) and it was very easy. You just change it once a week. Then they started talking about how it was more dangerous than the pill so I stopped taking it and got on OrthoTri-cyclen Lo which is a pill you take every day and it has the lowest amount of hormones, so it is supposedly better for you. I never had any problems on the patch, but I was worried because they say that if you smoke it increases your risk of a blood clot, and I don't smoke, but I am a bartender at the VFW and I have to inhale smoke the whole night while I work there so I just wanted to make sure. You really shouldn't smoke if you are on any type of birth control, because you are at a greater risk of blood clots. Another choice is the vaginal ring (I forgot what it's called) but it lasts for a month I think and then you change it. Good luck!
Abstinence! of course, that doesn't work for everyone, condoms if nothing else, or the pills(that a lot of women can't take)
a regular asprin-place between the knees and hold tight! Long as it stays put, its surefire..........
The Nuva Ring. It is simple and really really really hard to mess up. It also has had the least side effects for me.
http://www.nuvaring.com
in my opinion its the pill %26amp; condoms
Your doctor would be able to give you the best anser based on your lifestyle, etc. However, in my experience the pill has worked best for me. Keep in mind that this only protects against pregnancy and you should always wear a condom to protect against STD's.
THE PILL, hands down. Forget about rubbers. What in hell are condoms? Anyhow, just get on the pill %26amp; everybody be happy girl. It's your responsibility anyhow babe. Remember That.
If TV can manipulate the left and right brain then would it be fair to say a TV is a form of mind-control?
Or am i getting confused there? I suppose its not what you watch its more how you watchIf TV can manipulate the left and right brain then would it be fair to say a TV is a form of mind-control?
TV is total mind control
The images are processed with one side of the brain and the newsreader - for example - tells you what those images mean
You therefore, are not thinking. Its like hypnotism only works on certain peopleIf TV can manipulate the left and right brain then would it be fair to say a TV is a form of mind-control?
yes that would be a fair observation
TV is total mind control
The images are processed with one side of the brain and the newsreader - for example - tells you what those images mean
You therefore, are not thinking. Its like hypnotism only works on certain peopleIf TV can manipulate the left and right brain then would it be fair to say a TV is a form of mind-control?
yes that would be a fair observation
Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
im looking for secrets into mind control. a way to induce a state on one human or more in less than an hour at the least rather it be by psychic, magic, or technological means. ill take any thing you have any leads, experiments, possible breakthroughs, or even stories that you might have.i need this by next friday because this is for a class project a strange one at thatIs it possible to induce mind control in any form?
There is a form of brainwashing that may interest you.
http://www.intotruth.org/apostasy/mind-c鈥?/a>
Unfortunately, there is nothing that can make a person act against their own will. You probably already know hypnotism...
There is no way to control something through ';magic'; or ';psychic'; powers, mainly because those don't exist.
Good luck on your strange class project.Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
It's done all the time by abusive spouses, by manipulating the emotions of the victim, usually inducing guilt over not being ';good enough'; of a lover, partner, or parent. They play on your insecurities and vulnerabilities, get into your head, and you do what they want you to do because you end up thinking that if only you do better, you'll have their unconditional love. But it's a lie -- no matter what you do or say, they will find fault with you and they *will* manipulate you as long as they can maintain that emotional control.
Other than that, there is no ';mystical secret of mind-control';, not like you're thinking.
You cannot control someone's mind. However, you can trick people into believing that you control them or that you can read their minds or tell the future, talk to ghosts, etc.
Cold reading might be the most general trick that can be learned quickly. That is the way most television psychics like Sylvia Browne and John Edwards work.
http://www.wikihow.com/Category:Mentalis鈥?/a>
most countries (particulary the US is already doing mind control on its citizens)
fluroride in the water and in antipressants/anxiety, numbs the person, makes them easier to control...rap and rock music already control the minds of those who listen. heres a website with TONS on information on this; you just have to browse through the articles though to find what you're looking for:
http://www.illuminati-news.com/gov-mc.ht鈥?/a>
and heres another website:
http://educate-yourself.org/nwo/brotherh鈥?/a>
and
http://educate-yourself.org/mc/
i dont think sochemical face peel
There is a form of brainwashing that may interest you.
http://www.intotruth.org/apostasy/mind-c鈥?/a>
Unfortunately, there is nothing that can make a person act against their own will. You probably already know hypnotism...
There is no way to control something through ';magic'; or ';psychic'; powers, mainly because those don't exist.
Good luck on your strange class project.Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
It's done all the time by abusive spouses, by manipulating the emotions of the victim, usually inducing guilt over not being ';good enough'; of a lover, partner, or parent. They play on your insecurities and vulnerabilities, get into your head, and you do what they want you to do because you end up thinking that if only you do better, you'll have their unconditional love. But it's a lie -- no matter what you do or say, they will find fault with you and they *will* manipulate you as long as they can maintain that emotional control.
Other than that, there is no ';mystical secret of mind-control';, not like you're thinking.
You cannot control someone's mind. However, you can trick people into believing that you control them or that you can read their minds or tell the future, talk to ghosts, etc.
Cold reading might be the most general trick that can be learned quickly. That is the way most television psychics like Sylvia Browne and John Edwards work.
http://www.wikihow.com/Category:Mentalis鈥?/a>
most countries (particulary the US is already doing mind control on its citizens)
fluroride in the water and in antipressants/anxiety, numbs the person, makes them easier to control...rap and rock music already control the minds of those who listen. heres a website with TONS on information on this; you just have to browse through the articles though to find what you're looking for:
http://www.illuminati-news.com/gov-mc.ht鈥?/a>
and heres another website:
http://educate-yourself.org/nwo/brotherh鈥?/a>
and
http://educate-yourself.org/mc/
i dont think so
Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
im looking for secrets into mind control. a way to induce a state on one human or more in less than an hour at the least rather it be by psychic, magic, or technological means. ill take any thing you have any leads, experiments, possible breakthroughs, or even stories that you might have.i need this by next friday because this is for a class project a strange one at thatIs it possible to induce mind control in any form?
Politicians and preachers do it all the time; often by repeating certain phrases or ideas over and over. Look at Hitler in the past; also check out the ways in which Sarah Palin and McCain got the crowds stirred up recently.. Of course salespeople and advertisers do it all the time. Play on peoples fears with sympathy, offering solutions for the problems that YOU set up for them, and you have 'em in your pocket.Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
lookup ';mkultra';, it was(or is) a CIA mind control program developed in nazi germany and brought here after the war. The unabomber was an unwitting subject of this gov't experiment and years later went mad and killed people. It came out in his trial and his brother talked about it in the news.
In less than an hour? that's a tall order. Brainwashing takes considerable time:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainwashin鈥?/a>
The Stockholm Syndrome can kick in in a few days, but still, pretty unscientific:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_s鈥?/a>
In an hour or less, well, there's chemicals, ';Roofie'; That works as long as the subject is drugged. :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flunitrazep鈥?/a>
Politicians and preachers do it all the time; often by repeating certain phrases or ideas over and over. Look at Hitler in the past; also check out the ways in which Sarah Palin and McCain got the crowds stirred up recently.. Of course salespeople and advertisers do it all the time. Play on peoples fears with sympathy, offering solutions for the problems that YOU set up for them, and you have 'em in your pocket.Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
lookup ';mkultra';, it was(or is) a CIA mind control program developed in nazi germany and brought here after the war. The unabomber was an unwitting subject of this gov't experiment and years later went mad and killed people. It came out in his trial and his brother talked about it in the news.
In less than an hour? that's a tall order. Brainwashing takes considerable time:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainwashin鈥?/a>
The Stockholm Syndrome can kick in in a few days, but still, pretty unscientific:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_s鈥?/a>
In an hour or less, well, there's chemicals, ';Roofie'; That works as long as the subject is drugged. :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flunitrazep鈥?/a>
Who agrees with the following statement: CANCER IS MOTHER NATURE'S FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL.?
I just thought of this a while ago;
people are breeding like rodents and need something to slow them down before we run out of Earth.Who agrees with the following statement: CANCER IS MOTHER NATURE'S FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL.?
I agree. Actually people are cancer to the planet earth. We are the bad cells that keep multiplying.Who agrees with the following statement: CANCER IS MOTHER NATURE'S FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL.?
I don't think so.
There are millions of other things that are keeping the population under control; not just cancer, albeit it is one of the biggest things.
Although cancer can and sometimes is just something that happens to people without a reason, you can't deny that we humans are killing ourselves with cancer. There is so much carcinogenic pollution and unnecessary ingredients in food and who knows what else, that is causing cancer [among other diseases], so that isn't mother nature, it's us.
I think that's pretty harsh. People breed like people. We do have too many people on earth and it's time we stopped following that Biblical directive to ';be fertile and multiply.'; We done multiplied! We're plentiful enough. But cancer is not the answer. In fact, scientists are well aware that it's our own pollutants in many cases that are causing such high rates of cancer -- cigarettes, chemical additives in food, run-off from factories, chemicals in clothing, chemicals from spray cans that have gotten into the atmosphere, air pollution in general, pollutants in the water, all kinds of pollution is poisoning us. These pollutants are killing off all the frogs and toads and salamanders world-wide, many of the insects and birds, and many other animals and plants all over the world, not just people. Tasmanian Devils, a type of marsupial in Australia, are nearly extinct now from a formerly rare cancer too. That's our fault as well. No, it's not nature. It's us.
Cancer has nothing to do with population control. It's not up to Mother Nature to handle population control either.
Population control is up to us. Having sex with no form of birth control is the main target for over population. It's also the lack of education in many other countries. They don't know about birth control. They're living their lives like they always have done for 100's of years. Too many children, not enough food. They have to be taught about the resources they have in order to survive and that's a slow process. Not enough qualified people (Peace Corp., etc.) to teach other countries hose to survive. Changes in cultural habits is a difficult task, if it can be done at all.
The U.S. has there own problems as well. There may be sex education in our schools, but are our young people actually practicing save sex and not contributing to the population. This of course doesn't me only young people. It includes all of us. The only ones who can control over population is us. A moment of pleasure (unprotected) leads to another mouth to feed and a lot of money to feed and cloth a child. We simply have to think before we do.
not only that but wars,famine,infectious disease all play a part in population control its said that for every person that dies theirs 5 babies being born, mostly from poor 3rd world countries, especially India and China they are breeding like rats over their
Who agrees with the following statement?
If it weren't for President Bush, and the GOP's policy towards stem cell research, we just might have a cure for Cancer by now!!
Most people have already reproduced by the time they get cancer, mother nature is fond of a nice pandemic though.
I was going to ask that question. Now its answered. I will be able to sleep tonight.
You're a genius. Now furnish some scientific proof for your hypothesis.
people are breeding like rodents and need something to slow them down before we run out of Earth.Who agrees with the following statement: CANCER IS MOTHER NATURE'S FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL.?
I agree. Actually people are cancer to the planet earth. We are the bad cells that keep multiplying.Who agrees with the following statement: CANCER IS MOTHER NATURE'S FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL.?
I don't think so.
There are millions of other things that are keeping the population under control; not just cancer, albeit it is one of the biggest things.
Although cancer can and sometimes is just something that happens to people without a reason, you can't deny that we humans are killing ourselves with cancer. There is so much carcinogenic pollution and unnecessary ingredients in food and who knows what else, that is causing cancer [among other diseases], so that isn't mother nature, it's us.
I think that's pretty harsh. People breed like people. We do have too many people on earth and it's time we stopped following that Biblical directive to ';be fertile and multiply.'; We done multiplied! We're plentiful enough. But cancer is not the answer. In fact, scientists are well aware that it's our own pollutants in many cases that are causing such high rates of cancer -- cigarettes, chemical additives in food, run-off from factories, chemicals in clothing, chemicals from spray cans that have gotten into the atmosphere, air pollution in general, pollutants in the water, all kinds of pollution is poisoning us. These pollutants are killing off all the frogs and toads and salamanders world-wide, many of the insects and birds, and many other animals and plants all over the world, not just people. Tasmanian Devils, a type of marsupial in Australia, are nearly extinct now from a formerly rare cancer too. That's our fault as well. No, it's not nature. It's us.
Cancer has nothing to do with population control. It's not up to Mother Nature to handle population control either.
Population control is up to us. Having sex with no form of birth control is the main target for over population. It's also the lack of education in many other countries. They don't know about birth control. They're living their lives like they always have done for 100's of years. Too many children, not enough food. They have to be taught about the resources they have in order to survive and that's a slow process. Not enough qualified people (Peace Corp., etc.) to teach other countries hose to survive. Changes in cultural habits is a difficult task, if it can be done at all.
The U.S. has there own problems as well. There may be sex education in our schools, but are our young people actually practicing save sex and not contributing to the population. This of course doesn't me only young people. It includes all of us. The only ones who can control over population is us. A moment of pleasure (unprotected) leads to another mouth to feed and a lot of money to feed and cloth a child. We simply have to think before we do.
not only that but wars,famine,infectious disease all play a part in population control its said that for every person that dies theirs 5 babies being born, mostly from poor 3rd world countries, especially India and China they are breeding like rats over their
Who agrees with the following statement?
If it weren't for President Bush, and the GOP's policy towards stem cell research, we just might have a cure for Cancer by now!!
Most people have already reproduced by the time they get cancer, mother nature is fond of a nice pandemic though.
I was going to ask that question. Now its answered. I will be able to sleep tonight.
You're a genius. Now furnish some scientific proof for your hypothesis.
How effective are condoms as the only form of birth control?
My bf and I only use condoms and for various reasons we can't use any other form. We use the non spermicidal variety and yes we use a condom every time without messing around.How effective are condoms as the only form of birth control?
about 99%-but they do not protect you against HPV which causes cervical cancer-nothing does-some types offer less protection against HIV-Latex is bestHow effective are condoms as the only form of birth control?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condom
This will give you all kinds of information about condoms.
just be careful and make him pull out every time just to be sure
99.5 % if new. This percentage drops with aging and a pin size hole is all it takes to get pregnant.
99% i havent had a problem as long as they dont break or bubble up which mean sperm can seep through but good luck
thanks Melly
They're very effective... butttttttttttttttttt They can break... they can have holes in them.. and blah blah blah... it's still possible to get pregnant... happened to me.
99% according to goveernment etc.
condoms are over 99% effective if used correctly. the used correctly is the big part, if put on correctly you shouldn't have any problems.
if used correctly every single time then they can be as high as 99% effective. so just keep on using them for all sexual activities, use water based lubrication so it doesn't break, and keep having fun =]
They're effective for one going over the tongue of a liberal, and then the other one going over his head (extending down and also covering the mouth).
Well they can get holes, rips, (don't wear two at a time), uncomfortable, and are never a sure proof anti-pregnacy option for these reasons.
about 99%-but they do not protect you against HPV which causes cervical cancer-nothing does-some types offer less protection against HIV-Latex is bestHow effective are condoms as the only form of birth control?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condom
This will give you all kinds of information about condoms.
just be careful and make him pull out every time just to be sure
99.5 % if new. This percentage drops with aging and a pin size hole is all it takes to get pregnant.
99% i havent had a problem as long as they dont break or bubble up which mean sperm can seep through but good luck
thanks Melly
They're very effective... butttttttttttttttttt They can break... they can have holes in them.. and blah blah blah... it's still possible to get pregnant... happened to me.
99% according to goveernment etc.
condoms are over 99% effective if used correctly. the used correctly is the big part, if put on correctly you shouldn't have any problems.
if used correctly every single time then they can be as high as 99% effective. so just keep on using them for all sexual activities, use water based lubrication so it doesn't break, and keep having fun =]
They're effective for one going over the tongue of a liberal, and then the other one going over his head (extending down and also covering the mouth).
Well they can get holes, rips, (don't wear two at a time), uncomfortable, and are never a sure proof anti-pregnacy option for these reasons.
Is it possible to induce mind control in any form?
im looking for secrets into mind control. a way to induce a state on one human or more in less than an hour at the least rather it be by psychic, magic, or technological means. ill take any thing you have any leads, experiments, possible breakthroughs, or even stories that you might have.i need this by next friday because this is for a class project a strange one at thatIs it possible to induce mind control in any form?
I guess you could using some of the following techniques but it's more like torture. You could try:
Peer Pressure
Time Sensory Deprivation
Emotional Abuse
Confusion
Chanting or singing
Isolation
Fear
GuiltIs it possible to induce mind control in any form?
well, here's how you do it:
break him down
ask him how it feels to be wrong
beat him with a stick
tell him u can help
pump him up with lies
change him
I guess you could using some of the following techniques but it's more like torture. You could try:
Peer Pressure
Time Sensory Deprivation
Emotional Abuse
Confusion
Chanting or singing
Isolation
Fear
GuiltIs it possible to induce mind control in any form?
well, here's how you do it:
break him down
ask him how it feels to be wrong
beat him with a stick
tell him u can help
pump him up with lies
change him
Do you think the biggest form of control is were you think you're free?
We're not free... And anyone that tells you that is trying to sell you something.
Our government does far worse than what we think only other countries do. We think only savages torture, we think only dictators control media, television, and movies (not the Jew run media corporations who have vilified the Arab people for a century). We can't even make a phone call or check out a library book in private.
How exactly are we free...?Do you think the biggest form of control is were you think you're free?
u got it buddy. freedom is indeed an illusion these days.
one of your united states founders said ';people who give up freedoms for security will receive neither';. he was right.
of course that was way back in the day when united states was a really good country.Do you think the biggest form of control is were you think you're free?
No. That's an interesting concept but get a grasp of reality. If a guy puts a gun to your head and tells you to do something, freedom is pretty much gone.
Until we reach the point of having no options, we still have some freedom. Let's use the freedom that we still have to improve our situation.
I agree with you.
Our government does far worse than what we think only other countries do. We think only savages torture, we think only dictators control media, television, and movies (not the Jew run media corporations who have vilified the Arab people for a century). We can't even make a phone call or check out a library book in private.
How exactly are we free...?Do you think the biggest form of control is were you think you're free?
u got it buddy. freedom is indeed an illusion these days.
one of your united states founders said ';people who give up freedoms for security will receive neither';. he was right.
of course that was way back in the day when united states was a really good country.Do you think the biggest form of control is were you think you're free?
No. That's an interesting concept but get a grasp of reality. If a guy puts a gun to your head and tells you to do something, freedom is pretty much gone.
Until we reach the point of having no options, we still have some freedom. Let's use the freedom that we still have to improve our situation.
I agree with you.
Do you consider the morning after pill a form of abortion? Birth control pills?
There is a defference between ';the morning after pill'; and ';the abortion pill';. From what I understand, The Morning after pill is a higher dosage bith control pill.Do you consider the morning after pill a form of abortion? Birth control pills?
You're right. The ';Morning After Pill'; is a super-high dose of female hormones, like those contained in 28-day birth control pills. The morning after pill works by preventing you from ovulating if you are near to doing so in your cycle. No egg = no fertilization = no baby. Additionally, some research suggests that it *may* prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterine lining. However, there does not seem to be any definitive answer on this as of yet. If you are *already* pregnant by the time you take the morning after pill, it will have no effect upon you.
The 'abortion pill' (RU-486) however, induces miscarriage of a pregnancy that is established. It first terminates the pregnancy, then causes severe cramping and spasming of the uterus (similar to the muscle spasm experienced during mensturation) which expells the contents of the uterus.
As to whether the morning after pill or traditional birth control pills can be considered a form of abortion - this depends on what your definition of abortion is. If you define it as termination of an established pregnancy, then no, they are not. However, as the pill can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus, one could also argue that it *does* qualify as abortion. It depends entirely on your perspective.Do you consider the morning after pill a form of abortion? Birth control pills?
yes
No
Absolutely not. The birth control pill does not allow your egg to be fertilized, and the morning after pill doesn't allow it to attach to the uterus wall.chemical face peel
You're right. The ';Morning After Pill'; is a super-high dose of female hormones, like those contained in 28-day birth control pills. The morning after pill works by preventing you from ovulating if you are near to doing so in your cycle. No egg = no fertilization = no baby. Additionally, some research suggests that it *may* prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterine lining. However, there does not seem to be any definitive answer on this as of yet. If you are *already* pregnant by the time you take the morning after pill, it will have no effect upon you.
The 'abortion pill' (RU-486) however, induces miscarriage of a pregnancy that is established. It first terminates the pregnancy, then causes severe cramping and spasming of the uterus (similar to the muscle spasm experienced during mensturation) which expells the contents of the uterus.
As to whether the morning after pill or traditional birth control pills can be considered a form of abortion - this depends on what your definition of abortion is. If you define it as termination of an established pregnancy, then no, they are not. However, as the pill can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus, one could also argue that it *does* qualify as abortion. It depends entirely on your perspective.Do you consider the morning after pill a form of abortion? Birth control pills?
yes
No
Absolutely not. The birth control pill does not allow your egg to be fertilized, and the morning after pill doesn't allow it to attach to the uterus wall.
Should guys make sure his women is using some form of birth control if he has to wear a condom?
This is the way I see it: you are BOTH responsible for protecting yourselves. YOU make sure you're covered on your end, but it's always a good idea to ask these kind of questions, and while you're at it find out her take on unwanted pregnancy, as well, whether or not she's been tested for STD's, etc.Should guys make sure his women is using some form of birth control if he has to wear a condom?
Unless you want an ';accidental child'; and are prepared to take on all the responsibilities for him/her, do everything you can for your own protection as well as your significant other's. There are many women who trap men by ';forgetting'; their birth control pills, or simply not taking them at all. Tell your partner that you are doing it for your protection. If you leave the birth control to someone else, then always expect the unexpected.Should guys make sure his women is using some form of birth control if he has to wear a condom?
A couple should discuss contraception before they have sex, and make a decision together.
Not all women can take hormonal birth control for health reasons, and some don't agree with it morally, so it's not always an option.
Condoms are fairly effective if used correctly, but no birth control is 100% even when combined so if you're having sex you should be prepared to raise a child.
Guys should ensure that their partners are using birth control and girls should ensure that their partners are using condoms.
Both have to be in place if you want to avoid certain, err...mishaps.
Every person has the right to be informed about something like this if they have a stake in it.
its all the girls responsibility...after all she cant wait to say ';My body my choice'; when it comes to deciding to have the kid so surely if its HER body its HER responsibility, period.
Cant have it both ways...its either all your choice and all your responsibility or its sharred choice and sharred responsibility
Its always wise to use two forms of birth control for added security. If the women is not on the pill, she should use an internal product as a backup measure. Condoms have been known to have pinholes, and/or, they can slip off during rigorous activity.
my husband and I relied solely on condoms before we decided to try to have a baby.
We never had an unexpected pregnancy, and we conceived the first month we tried.
I am not a fan of hormonal birth control.. but each to their own... some women swear by it.. and that's fine too.
Well, if he's wearing a condom she doesn't really need to be using contracpetion, does she? However, if you are worried about the condom failing, then you should suggest that she uses something as well.
No. You don't have to go to a doctor and get a prescription and pay $50 for condoms. She would have to do that for birth control. Plus, it's more her responsibility than yours.
Yes, you really need to take very necessary precaution, and a condom doesn't always do the job.
...and, what if the bag breaks?
Yeah, guys will assume that shes at least not ovulating when shes asking for unprotected sex, truth is most women don't know when they are and are just rolling the dice.
It's a decision to be made between the partners. Surely, there is nothing wrong with being overly cautious, but nothing but abstinence is 100% protection.
Condoms take away from the man's experience, the pill should be the only form of birth control used as sex then feels better for the man.
They shouldn't FORCE her, but it's DEFINITELY a good idea because a condom is not the most reliable thing in the world. It's more or less for safety.
Yes he should ask her and if the answer is no or there is no evidence then he can feel free to not sleep with her.
You can never be too sure.
Condoms are not 100%. If I was I boy I would make sure my girlfriend was on the pill.
That's her responsibility.
Maybe he should be trying to avoid leaving with anything more than a fond memory?
No. But why wouldn't you use protection? With all of these STD's around it would make since to protect yourself.
It would make sense but how many people aer actually going to do that?
what's teh point of that, you might as well not wear a condom
not really. Sex is a rare thing u don't want to piss her off, because she may change her mind
Yes, unless he wants to be a father. Condoms are not 100% effective. I learned that the hard way. Any man who gets with me had better be smart enough to ask if I'm on birth control (I am) and he'd better be prepared to wear a condom too.
You are being irresponsible....you need to rely on effective birth control, such as ';pulling out';....or Chuck Norris kicks to the stomach
Scottish, and I suppose it's ';her problem'; if you get an STD?
Unless you want an ';accidental child'; and are prepared to take on all the responsibilities for him/her, do everything you can for your own protection as well as your significant other's. There are many women who trap men by ';forgetting'; their birth control pills, or simply not taking them at all. Tell your partner that you are doing it for your protection. If you leave the birth control to someone else, then always expect the unexpected.Should guys make sure his women is using some form of birth control if he has to wear a condom?
A couple should discuss contraception before they have sex, and make a decision together.
Not all women can take hormonal birth control for health reasons, and some don't agree with it morally, so it's not always an option.
Condoms are fairly effective if used correctly, but no birth control is 100% even when combined so if you're having sex you should be prepared to raise a child.
Guys should ensure that their partners are using birth control and girls should ensure that their partners are using condoms.
Both have to be in place if you want to avoid certain, err...mishaps.
Every person has the right to be informed about something like this if they have a stake in it.
its all the girls responsibility...after all she cant wait to say ';My body my choice'; when it comes to deciding to have the kid so surely if its HER body its HER responsibility, period.
Cant have it both ways...its either all your choice and all your responsibility or its sharred choice and sharred responsibility
Its always wise to use two forms of birth control for added security. If the women is not on the pill, she should use an internal product as a backup measure. Condoms have been known to have pinholes, and/or, they can slip off during rigorous activity.
my husband and I relied solely on condoms before we decided to try to have a baby.
We never had an unexpected pregnancy, and we conceived the first month we tried.
I am not a fan of hormonal birth control.. but each to their own... some women swear by it.. and that's fine too.
Well, if he's wearing a condom she doesn't really need to be using contracpetion, does she? However, if you are worried about the condom failing, then you should suggest that she uses something as well.
No. You don't have to go to a doctor and get a prescription and pay $50 for condoms. She would have to do that for birth control. Plus, it's more her responsibility than yours.
Yes, you really need to take very necessary precaution, and a condom doesn't always do the job.
...and, what if the bag breaks?
Yeah, guys will assume that shes at least not ovulating when shes asking for unprotected sex, truth is most women don't know when they are and are just rolling the dice.
It's a decision to be made between the partners. Surely, there is nothing wrong with being overly cautious, but nothing but abstinence is 100% protection.
Condoms take away from the man's experience, the pill should be the only form of birth control used as sex then feels better for the man.
They shouldn't FORCE her, but it's DEFINITELY a good idea because a condom is not the most reliable thing in the world. It's more or less for safety.
Yes he should ask her and if the answer is no or there is no evidence then he can feel free to not sleep with her.
You can never be too sure.
Condoms are not 100%. If I was I boy I would make sure my girlfriend was on the pill.
That's her responsibility.
Maybe he should be trying to avoid leaving with anything more than a fond memory?
No. But why wouldn't you use protection? With all of these STD's around it would make since to protect yourself.
It would make sense but how many people aer actually going to do that?
what's teh point of that, you might as well not wear a condom
not really. Sex is a rare thing u don't want to piss her off, because she may change her mind
Yes, unless he wants to be a father. Condoms are not 100% effective. I learned that the hard way. Any man who gets with me had better be smart enough to ask if I'm on birth control (I am) and he'd better be prepared to wear a condom too.
You are being irresponsible....you need to rely on effective birth control, such as ';pulling out';....or Chuck Norris kicks to the stomach
Scottish, and I suppose it's ';her problem'; if you get an STD?
Which form of birth control is best in your opinion?
I'm looking into which form of birth control to start with, and I was just wondering about your opinions on different types?
and pros and cons :D
thanksWhich form of birth control is best in your opinion?
In my opinion either the Mirena IUS or the Mini Pill Cerazette but it really depends what you define 'best' as being?
Best in terms of protection or best in terms in minimal side effects? For best protection, chose one of the hormonal methods of BC and use a condom too which will give you around 50% protection against STIs as well.Which form of birth control is best in your opinion?
hi i had the implant put in and i would not recommend this as i had a lot of break through bleeding and this lasted over a year.Im now on cerazette and have no problems what so ever even though this is the same hormone.I have also been on depo this is an injection done every 3 months and that was also ok.If i was you i would go to my family planing Centre as they have help a lot.You just have to watch with the pill as i ended up having sever DTV blood clots in my leg due to the combined pill so just be care full hope this helps
I have tried everything, shots, pills, patch....and had a horrible time with all of them. The shot made me emotional, the patch made me fat, and I kept skipping pills. I'm getting an IUD, it's the only thing that doesn't mess with your hormones.
Abstinence. 100% guaranteed.
A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM
the pill always worked perfectly for me and never gave me any issues.
and pros and cons :D
thanksWhich form of birth control is best in your opinion?
In my opinion either the Mirena IUS or the Mini Pill Cerazette but it really depends what you define 'best' as being?
Best in terms of protection or best in terms in minimal side effects? For best protection, chose one of the hormonal methods of BC and use a condom too which will give you around 50% protection against STIs as well.Which form of birth control is best in your opinion?
hi i had the implant put in and i would not recommend this as i had a lot of break through bleeding and this lasted over a year.Im now on cerazette and have no problems what so ever even though this is the same hormone.I have also been on depo this is an injection done every 3 months and that was also ok.If i was you i would go to my family planing Centre as they have help a lot.You just have to watch with the pill as i ended up having sever DTV blood clots in my leg due to the combined pill so just be care full hope this helps
I have tried everything, shots, pills, patch....and had a horrible time with all of them. The shot made me emotional, the patch made me fat, and I kept skipping pills. I'm getting an IUD, it's the only thing that doesn't mess with your hormones.
Abstinence. 100% guaranteed.
A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM A CONDOM
the pill always worked perfectly for me and never gave me any issues.
Longest form of birth control available?
that is NOT permanent. and for women that have never had children (yet). im currently on the pill, but im looking for something lower maintenance than daily medication. i do want kids eventually, so again, nothing permanent. The longest one ive heard of is Mirena IUD for 5yrs but its for women that have had at least one child. thanks. Longest form of birth control available?
The copper IUD lasts for ten years. And actually, you CAN Get either IUD's if you haven't had children yet. If your doctor won't do it, there's one who will. DON'T do the shot, that thing is AWFUL%26gt;Longest form of birth control available?
The depo shot works pretty well. It last 3 months but can take a while to get pregnat once you go off it (like up to a year)
I used the Mirena IUD and hated it. I don't have avice on birth control that last.
Try the birth control ring, you place it in once a month.
http://www.nuvaring.com/Consumer/aboutNu鈥?/a>
I also know there are other types of rings which you don't need to place in every month as well. It's a simple procedure and can be done at the doctor's office. Try to research the net a bit for more information, I'm pretty sure there is one out there, or ask you're doctor.
(I sound like an commercial - sorry lol)
The copper IUD lasts for ten years. And actually, you CAN Get either IUD's if you haven't had children yet. If your doctor won't do it, there's one who will. DON'T do the shot, that thing is AWFUL%26gt;Longest form of birth control available?
The depo shot works pretty well. It last 3 months but can take a while to get pregnat once you go off it (like up to a year)
I used the Mirena IUD and hated it. I don't have avice on birth control that last.
Try the birth control ring, you place it in once a month.
http://www.nuvaring.com/Consumer/aboutNu鈥?/a>
I also know there are other types of rings which you don't need to place in every month as well. It's a simple procedure and can be done at the doctor's office. Try to research the net a bit for more information, I'm pretty sure there is one out there, or ask you're doctor.
(I sound like an commercial - sorry lol)
What's the best form of birth control?
I'm getting married this summer, both of us are virgins, and I have no clue what to use for birth control. I'm 25 and he's 23, neither of us want kids. I don't want to take a pill that I'll have to remember each day, is there anything easier and more effective?What's the best form of birth control?
Use the patch. http://www.orthoevra.com/What's the best form of birth control?
you can use that three month pill.
but im not quiet sure what its called sorry.
If you truly don't want children, you are best to use two forms of birth control. If you don't want to take a pill everyday you could always use the patch, or the injection Depoprovera. Both are excellent in terms of protection from pregnancy. Nothing is perfect though, so I'd have your mate get a vascetomy or use condoms as well.
Abstinence
Talk to your doc about taking the shot. My friend uses it and swears by it. No having to worry if you have condoms around or if you might miss a pill. I would not do the patch. Have heard not so many things about it.
I myself use the pill cuz I have heard there are less side effects %26amp; I don't like the idea of shots or having to wear a patch or having something inserted in my body. You can have him wear a condom %26amp; use foam, you could use the patch, you could get the shot, you could get the nueva ring. Talk to your doctor to decide which choice is best for you.
The ring (which you leave in for 3 weeks, then take out and put a new one in a weeks later), the patch (1 a week I think for 3 weeks, then a week without), a shot you get every 3 months, and an implant.
Really, you should talk to your doctor.
If neither of you ever want to have kids, why not look into a vasectomy for him? They're pretty simple surgically and some insurance agencies cover them.
yes stay celibate even when you are married, your husband will respect you for that.
celibacy.
But if you must....you can just keep it to oral sex.
Use the patch. http://www.orthoevra.com/What's the best form of birth control?
you can use that three month pill.
but im not quiet sure what its called sorry.
If you truly don't want children, you are best to use two forms of birth control. If you don't want to take a pill everyday you could always use the patch, or the injection Depoprovera. Both are excellent in terms of protection from pregnancy. Nothing is perfect though, so I'd have your mate get a vascetomy or use condoms as well.
Abstinence
Talk to your doc about taking the shot. My friend uses it and swears by it. No having to worry if you have condoms around or if you might miss a pill. I would not do the patch. Have heard not so many things about it.
I myself use the pill cuz I have heard there are less side effects %26amp; I don't like the idea of shots or having to wear a patch or having something inserted in my body. You can have him wear a condom %26amp; use foam, you could use the patch, you could get the shot, you could get the nueva ring. Talk to your doctor to decide which choice is best for you.
The ring (which you leave in for 3 weeks, then take out and put a new one in a weeks later), the patch (1 a week I think for 3 weeks, then a week without), a shot you get every 3 months, and an implant.
Really, you should talk to your doctor.
If neither of you ever want to have kids, why not look into a vasectomy for him? They're pretty simple surgically and some insurance agencies cover them.
yes stay celibate even when you are married, your husband will respect you for that.
celibacy.
But if you must....you can just keep it to oral sex.
What's the best form of birth control for a 15 year old?
ive been on the depovera shot for like 2 years almost. and its really not healthy. ive gained a total of 50 POUNDS since ive been on it. i feel like a pig. also, i know that it increases my risk of breast cancer, and decreases my bone density. its not safe to be on it over 2 years. my dad wont let me do the pill cuz he's scared ill miss a day...
help please!What's the best form of birth control for a 15 year old?
theres a contraseptive pill called yasmin
its non hormonal - which means it will not make you put on weight
its really good... its a new one that came out.. look it up and see for yourselfWhat's the best form of birth control for a 15 year old?
NO SEX IS BEST METHOD, IDIOT! ABSTINENCE!!
Condoms
How about you're to young to be out there having sex, so just wait and it won't be a problem!
Your dad needs to go to your doctor with you and learn the options available.If he understands that you can't get pregnant by missing 1 pill maybe he'll believe the doctor.On the other hand you partner needs to wear a condom anyway so you don't catch any STD's.You may be sure your not with anyone else but are you sure about him?
well the best way to prevent it should have been abstinence but you didn't so right now you should really take those birth control pills or go see a medical clinic
regardless of what pop says pill vs shot, abstinence is the best form of birth control.
Besides the shot, and not taking the pill...You could always use the patch...It works the same as the birth control pill - but you only change it once a week. I don't know very much about it...but it's something you may want to look into.
your 15, why are you having sex?
Am not going to say no SEX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, because you are probably taken it for heavy flows.But you should really talk to your doctor about this.
been on depo provera since 13. jeeez, what would MY daddy say.
ermm.. I would convert to the pill and not tell your dad. Just don't be ditzy/lazy and miss a day. set alarms if you have to!
The best form of birth control for a 15 year old girl is not to have sex!
Talk to your doctor and see if he/she can recommend something for you. All BC is different and reacts differently to each person.
If you miss a day with pills its not the end of the world.
You should really try not to, but it happens..
Its important to switch what kind of BC you are on too. Don't stay on one kind for a long time.
help please!What's the best form of birth control for a 15 year old?
theres a contraseptive pill called yasmin
its non hormonal - which means it will not make you put on weight
its really good... its a new one that came out.. look it up and see for yourselfWhat's the best form of birth control for a 15 year old?
NO SEX IS BEST METHOD, IDIOT! ABSTINENCE!!
Condoms
How about you're to young to be out there having sex, so just wait and it won't be a problem!
Your dad needs to go to your doctor with you and learn the options available.If he understands that you can't get pregnant by missing 1 pill maybe he'll believe the doctor.On the other hand you partner needs to wear a condom anyway so you don't catch any STD's.You may be sure your not with anyone else but are you sure about him?
well the best way to prevent it should have been abstinence but you didn't so right now you should really take those birth control pills or go see a medical clinic
regardless of what pop says pill vs shot, abstinence is the best form of birth control.
Besides the shot, and not taking the pill...You could always use the patch...It works the same as the birth control pill - but you only change it once a week. I don't know very much about it...but it's something you may want to look into.
your 15, why are you having sex?
Am not going to say no SEX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, because you are probably taken it for heavy flows.But you should really talk to your doctor about this.
been on depo provera since 13. jeeez, what would MY daddy say.
ermm.. I would convert to the pill and not tell your dad. Just don't be ditzy/lazy and miss a day. set alarms if you have to!
The best form of birth control for a 15 year old girl is not to have sex!
Talk to your doctor and see if he/she can recommend something for you. All BC is different and reacts differently to each person.
If you miss a day with pills its not the end of the world.
You should really try not to, but it happens..
Its important to switch what kind of BC you are on too. Don't stay on one kind for a long time.
Whats the best form of birth control?
No I dont need you to tell me abstinance. I know this. But I am on the shot and people keep tellin me that it makes u gain weight and it made them bleed for like 3 months or gave them pain in their stomachs. Soooo now I kinda wanna get a different kind. But idk what else. Ive been pregnant 2 times on the pill so i cant do that cuz i forget to take it. what other kinds are there without crazy side effects?Whats the best form of birth control?
First of all, if you plan on having kids in your future, I would discontinue taking the shot. I was on the shot a few years ago, and my Dr. told me that if I continued to take the shot, it could cause me to become infertile. After she said that, I took myself off of it immediately. And any birth control could have the side effect of weight gain. It just differs from person to person. The pill isn't very effective for me either. I've tried being on the pill a few times, and I always forget to take it. Luckily, I haven't gotten pregnant. I was also on the OrthoEvra patch, but then all those scary things started coming out about serious side effects and so on with that method. So...I would honestly just go buy some spermicidal condoms and ALWAYS use them EVERY time you have sex. I know it can be a pain to use condoms, but not only does it protect against pregnancy if used properly, it protects you from STD's and so on, something that just birth control alone doesn't do. But if you find out about a good birth control that's simple to use, highly effective, and has low side effects, please let me know. I wish you all the best!Whats the best form of birth control?
How about a diaphragm or an IUD. What about the today sponge, vaginal contraceptive film, the female condom or the suppositories? What about the inplanon? These are things you need to discuss with your doctor.
IUD.
it's the best option since you can't remember to take a pill, and it works just as good as the pill.
It's cheaper than pills if you keep it for at least 2 years.
If the shot works for you and you don't have the crazy side effects, then screw what everybody else thinks or says. This is something between you and your doctor.
i was gonna say don't have sex, because that is the best and most fail proof....but i like the pill. you might have to take it every single day, but at least you don't get all the problems like you do with the shot.
Pregnant twice ? I assume that you carried each to term and that you now have two children, if so, its time to do the responsible thing and look into something permanent. Check out the new Essure Systems method www.essure.com NO incision, NO hormones, and very reliable.chemical face peel
First of all, if you plan on having kids in your future, I would discontinue taking the shot. I was on the shot a few years ago, and my Dr. told me that if I continued to take the shot, it could cause me to become infertile. After she said that, I took myself off of it immediately. And any birth control could have the side effect of weight gain. It just differs from person to person. The pill isn't very effective for me either. I've tried being on the pill a few times, and I always forget to take it. Luckily, I haven't gotten pregnant. I was also on the OrthoEvra patch, but then all those scary things started coming out about serious side effects and so on with that method. So...I would honestly just go buy some spermicidal condoms and ALWAYS use them EVERY time you have sex. I know it can be a pain to use condoms, but not only does it protect against pregnancy if used properly, it protects you from STD's and so on, something that just birth control alone doesn't do. But if you find out about a good birth control that's simple to use, highly effective, and has low side effects, please let me know. I wish you all the best!Whats the best form of birth control?
How about a diaphragm or an IUD. What about the today sponge, vaginal contraceptive film, the female condom or the suppositories? What about the inplanon? These are things you need to discuss with your doctor.
IUD.
it's the best option since you can't remember to take a pill, and it works just as good as the pill.
It's cheaper than pills if you keep it for at least 2 years.
If the shot works for you and you don't have the crazy side effects, then screw what everybody else thinks or says. This is something between you and your doctor.
i was gonna say don't have sex, because that is the best and most fail proof....but i like the pill. you might have to take it every single day, but at least you don't get all the problems like you do with the shot.
Pregnant twice ? I assume that you carried each to term and that you now have two children, if so, its time to do the responsible thing and look into something permanent. Check out the new Essure Systems method www.essure.com NO incision, NO hormones, and very reliable.
Are there any birth control pills that come in a generic form?
I was taking Yazmin 28 but now my copay with my insurance was raised to $40. Is there a generic form of birth control pills out there?Are there any birth control pills that come in a generic form?
The majority of BCP come in generic form and are as just as effective. Look at your health care plans prescription coverage and it should have a list of them.Are there any birth control pills that come in a generic form?
yes!! almost all of my pills were generic.... until i went on to the Nuva Ring... so yeah just ask your Dr. or pharmacist..
Yes most of the ones that have been out for a while do have a generic form. But there are some clinics that have them cheaper. Unfortunately if you are taking Yaz is is a newer one and probably does not have a generic brand. If your Dr thinks that you should be on this brand for some reason then you need to talk to him or her to find out if a generic brand of another pill is right for you.
The majority of BCP come in generic form and are as just as effective. Look at your health care plans prescription coverage and it should have a list of them.Are there any birth control pills that come in a generic form?
yes!! almost all of my pills were generic.... until i went on to the Nuva Ring... so yeah just ask your Dr. or pharmacist..
Yes most of the ones that have been out for a while do have a generic form. But there are some clinics that have them cheaper. Unfortunately if you are taking Yaz is is a newer one and probably does not have a generic brand. If your Dr thinks that you should be on this brand for some reason then you need to talk to him or her to find out if a generic brand of another pill is right for you.
Which form of birth control is the safest for baby while breast feeding?
condomWhich form of birth control is the safest for baby while breast feeding?
condomsWhich form of birth control is the safest for baby while breast feeding?
The depo shot is safe, and I think more effective than the mini-pill.
I don't believe that you can take any birth control while breast feeding. I did get the depo shot when I left the hospital after having my son. Ask your doctor about that.
Use an over the counter method: condoms, foam, etc. No pills, shots, etc. all bad when nursing!
a condom, spermicide, foam
You can have a wide range of options from rhythm method to IUDs, injectables and the newer progesterone-only pills like Exluton and Cerazette. All these are safe for breastfeeding moms.
IUD's are great cause once they're in you don't reaaly have to worry about birth control. Condoms and other barrier methods (cervical cap, diaphragm) are also safe, but they have a higher failure rate than IUD's.
Ask your doctor about the mini pill. Its a single hormone, low dose pill and should be perfectly safe while feeding.
See your doctor. They are the only ones qualified to answer this for YOUR body.
Progestin-only contraceptives are the preferred choice for breastfeeding mothers when something hormonal is desired or necessary.
Progestin-only contraceptives come in several different forms:
the progestin-only pill (POP) also called the ';mini-pill'; (Micronor, Errin, Nor-QD, Ovrette, Microval, etc)
the birth control injection (Depo Provera)
the progesterone-releasing IUD (Mirena, Progestasert)
the birth control implant (Norplant, Implanon).
For MOST moms, a POP will not cause supply problems *IF* you wait until baby is at least 6 weeks to start it. (Get through that 6 week growth spurt first! Then hopefully your supply will be well-established.)
If your baby is less than 6 mos old, you are exclusively breastfeeding without going long periods w/o nursing, and your period has not returned then breastfeeding alone is 98-99.5% effective (as good or better than condoms). You must meet ALL THREE of those conditions for this to apply.
everyone has their own opinions on what is safe, so just ask your doctor what he recommends, you can always get lower doses of things.
Here is an overview of hormonal contraceptives while breastfeeding. Of course barrier methods are safe. And depending on how badly you want not to have another child withdrawal combined with LAM or NFP can be highly effective:
LAM:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactational鈥?/a>
NFP:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility_a鈥?/a>
Abstinence is always the safest and most effective form of birth control. But it isn't always the most practical choice, particularly for married couples!
The Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) is safest and very effective if you meet the criteria (see information below).
Withdrawal can also be affective when used in conjunction with another form of birth control. Actually, it's supposed to be very effective when used correctly, but most people don't use it correctly! See more below...
Otherwise, there are lots of birth control pills that are safe while breastfeeding -- I put a link to some more information below.
Your OB will usually prescribe a low hormone birth control pill.
abstinence....how can you even think about sex after having a baby....lol
You should talk to your OB or to a woman's clinic. I am breastfeeding and I was prescribed birthcontrol. It's called mini something I don't remember. it's very light and not as strong as normal birthcontrol. It doesn't have estrogen in it (I think). But talk to a dr about it. I've been taking it since my daughter was 4 months. Micronore I think that's what it's called.
condomsWhich form of birth control is the safest for baby while breast feeding?
The depo shot is safe, and I think more effective than the mini-pill.
I don't believe that you can take any birth control while breast feeding. I did get the depo shot when I left the hospital after having my son. Ask your doctor about that.
Use an over the counter method: condoms, foam, etc. No pills, shots, etc. all bad when nursing!
a condom, spermicide, foam
You can have a wide range of options from rhythm method to IUDs, injectables and the newer progesterone-only pills like Exluton and Cerazette. All these are safe for breastfeeding moms.
IUD's are great cause once they're in you don't reaaly have to worry about birth control. Condoms and other barrier methods (cervical cap, diaphragm) are also safe, but they have a higher failure rate than IUD's.
Ask your doctor about the mini pill. Its a single hormone, low dose pill and should be perfectly safe while feeding.
See your doctor. They are the only ones qualified to answer this for YOUR body.
Progestin-only contraceptives are the preferred choice for breastfeeding mothers when something hormonal is desired or necessary.
Progestin-only contraceptives come in several different forms:
the progestin-only pill (POP) also called the ';mini-pill'; (Micronor, Errin, Nor-QD, Ovrette, Microval, etc)
the birth control injection (Depo Provera)
the progesterone-releasing IUD (Mirena, Progestasert)
the birth control implant (Norplant, Implanon).
For MOST moms, a POP will not cause supply problems *IF* you wait until baby is at least 6 weeks to start it. (Get through that 6 week growth spurt first! Then hopefully your supply will be well-established.)
If your baby is less than 6 mos old, you are exclusively breastfeeding without going long periods w/o nursing, and your period has not returned then breastfeeding alone is 98-99.5% effective (as good or better than condoms). You must meet ALL THREE of those conditions for this to apply.
everyone has their own opinions on what is safe, so just ask your doctor what he recommends, you can always get lower doses of things.
Here is an overview of hormonal contraceptives while breastfeeding. Of course barrier methods are safe. And depending on how badly you want not to have another child withdrawal combined with LAM or NFP can be highly effective:
LAM:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactational鈥?/a>
NFP:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility_a鈥?/a>
Abstinence is always the safest and most effective form of birth control. But it isn't always the most practical choice, particularly for married couples!
The Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) is safest and very effective if you meet the criteria (see information below).
Withdrawal can also be affective when used in conjunction with another form of birth control. Actually, it's supposed to be very effective when used correctly, but most people don't use it correctly! See more below...
Otherwise, there are lots of birth control pills that are safe while breastfeeding -- I put a link to some more information below.
Your OB will usually prescribe a low hormone birth control pill.
abstinence....how can you even think about sex after having a baby....lol
You should talk to your OB or to a woman's clinic. I am breastfeeding and I was prescribed birthcontrol. It's called mini something I don't remember. it's very light and not as strong as normal birthcontrol. It doesn't have estrogen in it (I think). But talk to a dr about it. I've been taking it since my daughter was 4 months. Micronore I think that's what it's called.
Can you find this form of birth control in canada?
do they sell the birth control sponge in canada. do i have to get it from my doctor? or is it sold behind the counter in the pharmacy? or do i go to a clinic? if we do sell them, how much do they cost?Can you find this form of birth control in canada?
Yes, go to Shoppers Drug Mart and get the ';Today Sponge'; I saw them there not too long ago, or even ask the pharmacists there.
Good Luck!Can you find this form of birth control in canada?
Have you tried just going to the local pharmacy and asking? That might be your best bet.
Im sure you could get them here.. why would you want it tho?
Yes, go to Shoppers Drug Mart and get the ';Today Sponge'; I saw them there not too long ago, or even ask the pharmacists there.
Good Luck!Can you find this form of birth control in canada?
Have you tried just going to the local pharmacy and asking? That might be your best bet.
Im sure you could get them here.. why would you want it tho?
What is the best form of birth control? (the pill, a shot...etc) also, for the pill...?
also for the pill, are there any risks for health that could happen? Is it safe? Are there any side effects?
and the best form of birth control...i mean something that wouldnt require parental consent, or a lot of trouble. (If the guy is for SURE using a condom)What is the best form of birth control? (the pill, a shot...etc) also, for the pill...?
It sounds like you have a lot of questions.
Your best bet would be to sit down and talk about this with a professional. Planned parenthood has a well educated staff that can go over all of your questions and concerns with you. You need to see a professional to get birth control anyway... might as well be well informed in the process.
Their website will give you a lot of valuable info to go over in the mean time. http://www.plannedparenthood.org/What is the best form of birth control? (the pill, a shot...etc) also, for the pill...?
The pill is best because the shot makes your bones weak leading to osteoporosis. You can get the pill without parental consent. And you only have to remember to take it. If you think you are mature enough to have sex then you need to take the responsibility to take care of yourself. : ) Be Safe
and the best form of birth control...i mean something that wouldnt require parental consent, or a lot of trouble. (If the guy is for SURE using a condom)What is the best form of birth control? (the pill, a shot...etc) also, for the pill...?
It sounds like you have a lot of questions.
Your best bet would be to sit down and talk about this with a professional. Planned parenthood has a well educated staff that can go over all of your questions and concerns with you. You need to see a professional to get birth control anyway... might as well be well informed in the process.
Their website will give you a lot of valuable info to go over in the mean time. http://www.plannedparenthood.org/What is the best form of birth control? (the pill, a shot...etc) also, for the pill...?
The pill is best because the shot makes your bones weak leading to osteoporosis. You can get the pill without parental consent. And you only have to remember to take it. If you think you are mature enough to have sex then you need to take the responsibility to take care of yourself. : ) Be Safe
What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
Please see this video before answering my question!
http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
This is an oligarchy. or plutocracy, pretty much same thing.
or corpo fascism.
our electoriate nulls any hint of democracy we might have had.What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
I watched the movie. It is biased. The best system is a constitutional monarchy.
If every president moves the country to another direction, it will hardly move forward, but a monarch will stick to the plan, and the constitution will ensure he will not abuse his powers. More so, being the monarch, thus very rich lowers the chance of being corrupt, and doesn't require public money for salary.
Don't take my word, look at the fact, look at the constitutional monarchies of Europe, from Spain to Norway, all are doing wonderful.
We're a democracy not a republic. Nice try.
fascists have taken over our government
Don M, we are not a democracy, and never have been. Read Article 4 Section 4 of the US Constitution.
One that needs to be overthrown.
http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
This is an oligarchy. or plutocracy, pretty much same thing.
or corpo fascism.
our electoriate nulls any hint of democracy we might have had.What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
I watched the movie. It is biased. The best system is a constitutional monarchy.
If every president moves the country to another direction, it will hardly move forward, but a monarch will stick to the plan, and the constitution will ensure he will not abuse his powers. More so, being the monarch, thus very rich lowers the chance of being corrupt, and doesn't require public money for salary.
Don't take my word, look at the fact, look at the constitutional monarchies of Europe, from Spain to Norway, all are doing wonderful.
We're a democracy not a republic. Nice try.
fascists have taken over our government
Don M, we are not a democracy, and never have been. Read Article 4 Section 4 of the US Constitution.
One that needs to be overthrown.
How can I get help text to appear when I float the mouse over a control in an MS Access form?
I've tried using the ';Controltip Text'; property but nothing happens.How can I get help text to appear when I float the mouse over a control in an MS Access form?
I believe in properties, format, ';tool tip text';
Add your message there and it will show up
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I think there is a place to enable tool tip text. I'll check it out
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Whoops, didn't see that part of your question.
I think there is a place to enable tool tip text. I'll check it out
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Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
I've had awful experiences with hormonal types of birth control for the last year.
My husband and I are going to try condoms again, but I'm worried about the reliabilty of it? We have sex frequently (everyday) and he doesn't get anywhere near me unless he has a condom on so there's no precum or anything like that. We've never had one break on us.
When used properly, how effective is it against pregnancy?
What's the % chance of getting pregnant with perfect use of condoms?Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
Used properly condoms are 99.9% eeffective against pregnancy and disease. A condom is only risky if it splits or slips during intercourse. Have fun :)Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
around 99 percent but if can raise that a little bit by using added spermicide or by getting condoms with it already on them
Theyre the most reliable form of contraception. other than being celibate, but wheres the fun
yes 0% unless your condom tear off while in use
I believe they are something like 99% reliable, if used properly (not kept in a wallet for 1 year, ect.)
i fell pregnant whilst my partner was wearing a condom.. i don't know how it worked but I always use a secondary contraceptive now. I think it may have to do with the semen running down the sides of the inside of the condom once the erection has gone down so make sure he withdraws as soon as he's um.. *cough* finished?
Condoms are not 100% effective. They are only about 99% effective, but I feel its less than that considering that the condom could break during intercourse. Even though one hasn't broken before, there is still that chance. If you can't take the hormonal type of birth control, I would try another form of contraceptive methods, such as getting your tubes tied if you do not wish to have any children.
the codom is 100% safe.
My husband and I are going to try condoms again, but I'm worried about the reliabilty of it? We have sex frequently (everyday) and he doesn't get anywhere near me unless he has a condom on so there's no precum or anything like that. We've never had one break on us.
When used properly, how effective is it against pregnancy?
What's the % chance of getting pregnant with perfect use of condoms?Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
Used properly condoms are 99.9% eeffective against pregnancy and disease. A condom is only risky if it splits or slips during intercourse. Have fun :)Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
around 99 percent but if can raise that a little bit by using added spermicide or by getting condoms with it already on them
Theyre the most reliable form of contraception. other than being celibate, but wheres the fun
yes 0% unless your condom tear off while in use
I believe they are something like 99% reliable, if used properly (not kept in a wallet for 1 year, ect.)
i fell pregnant whilst my partner was wearing a condom.. i don't know how it worked but I always use a secondary contraceptive now. I think it may have to do with the semen running down the sides of the inside of the condom once the erection has gone down so make sure he withdraws as soon as he's um.. *cough* finished?
Condoms are not 100% effective. They are only about 99% effective, but I feel its less than that considering that the condom could break during intercourse. Even though one hasn't broken before, there is still that chance. If you can't take the hormonal type of birth control, I would try another form of contraceptive methods, such as getting your tubes tied if you do not wish to have any children.
the codom is 100% safe.
What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
Please see this video before answering my question!
http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
This is an oligarchy. or plutocracy, pretty much same thing.
or corpo fascism.
our electoriate nulls any hint of democracy we might have had.What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
I watched the movie. It is biased. The best system is a constitutional monarchy.
If every president moves the country to another direction, it will hardly move forward, but a monarch will stick to the plan, and the constitution will ensure he will not abuse his powers. More so, being the monarch, thus very rich lowers the chance of being corrupt, and doesn't require public money for salary.
Don't take my word, look at the fact, look at the constitutional monarchies of Europe, from Spain to Norway, all are doing wonderful.
We're a democracy not a republic. Nice try.
fascists have taken over our government
Don M, we are not a democracy, and never have been. Read Article 4 Section 4 of the US Constitution.
One that needs to be overthrown.
http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
This is an oligarchy. or plutocracy, pretty much same thing.
or corpo fascism.
our electoriate nulls any hint of democracy we might have had.What form of Governance is now in control of our American Republic?
I watched the movie. It is biased. The best system is a constitutional monarchy.
If every president moves the country to another direction, it will hardly move forward, but a monarch will stick to the plan, and the constitution will ensure he will not abuse his powers. More so, being the monarch, thus very rich lowers the chance of being corrupt, and doesn't require public money for salary.
Don't take my word, look at the fact, look at the constitutional monarchies of Europe, from Spain to Norway, all are doing wonderful.
We're a democracy not a republic. Nice try.
fascists have taken over our government
Don M, we are not a democracy, and never have been. Read Article 4 Section 4 of the US Constitution.
One that needs to be overthrown.
How can I get help text to appear when I float the mouse over a control in an MS Access form?
I've tried using the ';Controltip Text'; property but nothing happens.How can I get help text to appear when I float the mouse over a control in an MS Access form?
I believe in properties, format, ';tool tip text';
Add your message there and it will show up
Whoops, didn't see that part of your question.
I think there is a place to enable tool tip text. I'll check it out
No, it works fine for me. Did you try closing and opening the form again?
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Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
I've had awful experiences with hormonal types of birth control for the last year.
My husband and I are going to try condoms again, but I'm worried about the reliabilty of it? We have sex frequently (everyday) and he doesn't get anywhere near me unless he has a condom on so there's no precum or anything like that. We've never had one break on us.
When used properly, how effective is it against pregnancy?
What's the % chance of getting pregnant with perfect use of condoms?Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
Used properly condoms are 99.9% eeffective against pregnancy and disease. A condom is only risky if it splits or slips during intercourse. Have fun :)Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
around 99 percent but if can raise that a little bit by using added spermicide or by getting condoms with it already on them
Theyre the most reliable form of contraception. other than being celibate, but wheres the fun
yes 0% unless your condom tear off while in use
I believe they are something like 99% reliable, if used properly (not kept in a wallet for 1 year, ect.)
i fell pregnant whilst my partner was wearing a condom.. i don't know how it worked but I always use a secondary contraceptive now. I think it may have to do with the semen running down the sides of the inside of the condom once the erection has gone down so make sure he withdraws as soon as he's um.. *cough* finished?
Condoms are not 100% effective. They are only about 99% effective, but I feel its less than that considering that the condom could break during intercourse. Even though one hasn't broken before, there is still that chance. If you can't take the hormonal type of birth control, I would try another form of contraceptive methods, such as getting your tubes tied if you do not wish to have any children.
the codom is 100% safe.
My husband and I are going to try condoms again, but I'm worried about the reliabilty of it? We have sex frequently (everyday) and he doesn't get anywhere near me unless he has a condom on so there's no precum or anything like that. We've never had one break on us.
When used properly, how effective is it against pregnancy?
What's the % chance of getting pregnant with perfect use of condoms?Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
Used properly condoms are 99.9% eeffective against pregnancy and disease. A condom is only risky if it splits or slips during intercourse. Have fun :)Are condoms alone a reliable form of birth control?
around 99 percent but if can raise that a little bit by using added spermicide or by getting condoms with it already on them
Theyre the most reliable form of contraception. other than being celibate, but wheres the fun
yes 0% unless your condom tear off while in use
I believe they are something like 99% reliable, if used properly (not kept in a wallet for 1 year, ect.)
i fell pregnant whilst my partner was wearing a condom.. i don't know how it worked but I always use a secondary contraceptive now. I think it may have to do with the semen running down the sides of the inside of the condom once the erection has gone down so make sure he withdraws as soon as he's um.. *cough* finished?
Condoms are not 100% effective. They are only about 99% effective, but I feel its less than that considering that the condom could break during intercourse. Even though one hasn't broken before, there is still that chance. If you can't take the hormonal type of birth control, I would try another form of contraceptive methods, such as getting your tubes tied if you do not wish to have any children.
the codom is 100% safe.
Would a tiny electric unicorn be a good form of birth control?
If inserted into the vagina properly, it could do some serious devastation to anything that were to intrude, including the penis of a potential suitor, rendering him not so potential anymore ! :OWould a tiny electric unicorn be a good form of birth control?
I think a tiny but aggressive little hockey goalie, inserted into the right place, would be far more effective.Would a tiny electric unicorn be a good form of birth control?
Tried it - daughter is now 12.
BTW, Spaghetti and Twinkies (see above) merits the best answer if only I could stop laughing and feeling sorry for her...
It would certainly dissuade insertion of any sort of fertilizing unit, but is that really where we want to go?
Depends on three things: Location, location, location.
no it takes two to tango and i doubt the second would want the unicorn
yes! yes!
...YES...satisfying as well...
You mean backed in?, it would be very effective.
Sounds awesome. I'd keep a herd of them as pets.
sounds like a vibrator not bc
You'd shove it up your coo-coo or somethin? I don't get it.
I think a tiny but aggressive little hockey goalie, inserted into the right place, would be far more effective.Would a tiny electric unicorn be a good form of birth control?
Tried it - daughter is now 12.
BTW, Spaghetti and Twinkies (see above) merits the best answer if only I could stop laughing and feeling sorry for her...
It would certainly dissuade insertion of any sort of fertilizing unit, but is that really where we want to go?
Depends on three things: Location, location, location.
no it takes two to tango and i doubt the second would want the unicorn
yes! yes!
...YES...satisfying as well...
You mean backed in?, it would be very effective.
Sounds awesome. I'd keep a herd of them as pets.
sounds like a vibrator not bc
You'd shove it up your coo-coo or somethin? I don't get it.
When will the generic form of the birth control pill YAZ be released?
http://www.webmd.com/sex/birth-control/news/20080624/birth-control-pill-yasmin-goes-generic
The above link is the only solid information I could find, and I was just wondering if anyone had heard of an update? I called Teva's customer service and they said they didn't know/couldn't help me.When will the generic form of the birth control pill YAZ be released?
By the way Yasmin DOES have a generic out. It is under the name Ocella.....has been out for about a year or so. As for Yaz, it was released at least a few years after Yasmin, so it probably has at least a couple years before it is available in generics
Add, well i guess your link said all that......but yes that is probably about the most accurate info you can get. Exact releases of generics are not stated until within a few months of when it actually happens. The companies making the generics have to make them, get them approved by the FDA as being close enough to the original to be marketed. And it has to be past the time that the name brand company has the patent on the drug for them. The may be aiming for July, 2011, but that is probably when the patent is up, so as soon as they can release it. But there always could be hold ups, and FDA approval issues that push it back. But if that is when they are projecting for, i wouldn't expect it any sooner as it probably is patent issues up until thenWhen will the generic form of the birth control pill YAZ be released?
I haven't heard anything; since yasmin/yaz are both fairly new there doesn't appear to be any generics using their specific synthetic progesterone.
The progestin they use is Drospirenone , that may help you with future searches.
Oh, and the introduction of Yaz generics might be delayed because of the legal trouble Bayer (Yaz's creators) have gotten into... allegations of falsifying research results to make Yaz/yasmin seem safer than it actually is. There's a class action being brought against them and I believe they're under investigation by the FDA.chemical face peel
The above link is the only solid information I could find, and I was just wondering if anyone had heard of an update? I called Teva's customer service and they said they didn't know/couldn't help me.When will the generic form of the birth control pill YAZ be released?
By the way Yasmin DOES have a generic out. It is under the name Ocella.....has been out for about a year or so. As for Yaz, it was released at least a few years after Yasmin, so it probably has at least a couple years before it is available in generics
Add, well i guess your link said all that......but yes that is probably about the most accurate info you can get. Exact releases of generics are not stated until within a few months of when it actually happens. The companies making the generics have to make them, get them approved by the FDA as being close enough to the original to be marketed. And it has to be past the time that the name brand company has the patent on the drug for them. The may be aiming for July, 2011, but that is probably when the patent is up, so as soon as they can release it. But there always could be hold ups, and FDA approval issues that push it back. But if that is when they are projecting for, i wouldn't expect it any sooner as it probably is patent issues up until thenWhen will the generic form of the birth control pill YAZ be released?
I haven't heard anything; since yasmin/yaz are both fairly new there doesn't appear to be any generics using their specific synthetic progesterone.
The progestin they use is Drospirenone , that may help you with future searches.
Oh, and the introduction of Yaz generics might be delayed because of the legal trouble Bayer (Yaz's creators) have gotten into... allegations of falsifying research results to make Yaz/yasmin seem safer than it actually is. There's a class action being brought against them and I believe they're under investigation by the FDA.
From personal opinion, what is your favorite brand of birth control that is available in generic form?
I want something that won't make you gain weight, give you mood swings, give you acne, lower your sex drive or any of the common side effects bc causes. I am looking for women's personal opinions and experiences on specific pills available in generic form. I am not looking for medical fact about general types of pills. Thank you!From personal opinion, what is your favorite brand of birth control that is available in generic form?
For me personally it has been Alesse (generic Aviane). I have been on it for seven years so far. Previous to this I had been on other brands (low and high dose).
The Aviane has never made me gain weight nor given me mood swings nor given me acne (I have never had acne though), no effect on my sex drive other than giving me one.
I have had good things happen with it and I will be on it for at least another ten years.From personal opinion, what is your favorite brand of birth control that is available in generic form?
all availabledrugs in the market or suppliied by government through family planning department are very harmful for the general health of our women, in my clinic most of the patient are those who has severe menses problems are those who has used the birth control pills etc
, the best and the safer emedy is nat, mur 200 which i have been using since last 25 years successfully andthis instead of haming give nice results not for panning but also keepim menses reguler and uptodate, dr. khan
I don't have a good answer for a favorite, but I will let you know that I am getting off of the Yasmine pill because it has done a number on me--severe mood swings, high blood pressure, frequent nosebleeds, constantly swollen abdomen. So, you may want to steer clear of that pill if it's offered to you.
Ortho Tri Cyclen Lo. I've been on it for two years. The only problem I had is when I went off it for a few months and then went back on I had some break through bleeding. But other than that it's been great.
Copper T380.
Think it's better than others
ABSTINENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
You are asking for someone to predict the reactions of meds in your system. Everyone is different; meds react differently on everyone!
For me personally it has been Alesse (generic Aviane). I have been on it for seven years so far. Previous to this I had been on other brands (low and high dose).
The Aviane has never made me gain weight nor given me mood swings nor given me acne (I have never had acne though), no effect on my sex drive other than giving me one.
I have had good things happen with it and I will be on it for at least another ten years.From personal opinion, what is your favorite brand of birth control that is available in generic form?
all availabledrugs in the market or suppliied by government through family planning department are very harmful for the general health of our women, in my clinic most of the patient are those who has severe menses problems are those who has used the birth control pills etc
, the best and the safer emedy is nat, mur 200 which i have been using since last 25 years successfully andthis instead of haming give nice results not for panning but also keepim menses reguler and uptodate, dr. khan
I don't have a good answer for a favorite, but I will let you know that I am getting off of the Yasmine pill because it has done a number on me--severe mood swings, high blood pressure, frequent nosebleeds, constantly swollen abdomen. So, you may want to steer clear of that pill if it's offered to you.
Ortho Tri Cyclen Lo. I've been on it for two years. The only problem I had is when I went off it for a few months and then went back on I had some break through bleeding. But other than that it's been great.
Copper T380.
Think it's better than others
ABSTINENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
You are asking for someone to predict the reactions of meds in your system. Everyone is different; meds react differently on everyone!
How com abortions can't be a form of birth control?
abortions can be a form of birth control, however they should not be a 'preferred' form.
Abortions cause emotional and physical trauma to the lady having the procedure - and as with any medical procedure there is a risk of complications, that could also include death as a result.
Therefor although it should be allowed - education should be used to promote other less intrusive forms of birth control such as contraception.How com abortions can't be a form of birth control?
To some it is. To me, it should be punishable crime. Just because a child lives inside of his or her mother doesn't make them any less human and alive. It literally makes me nauseated to hear the excuses pro-abortionists (sorry, you're not ';pro-choice';- you either approve abortion or you don't) use to justify murdering innocent children. I understand that not everyone can support a child, I understand that not everyone is cut out for parenthood- I just wish that they would consider adoption. I personally know several people that can't have children that would love to adopt. I would adopt a baby if someone came to me and told me that they wanted to have an abortion- every child has a purpose on this planet- if they didn't, God wouldn't have created them. If I have offended some of you, so sorry. There are enough people in this world that are so scared of hurting someone's feelings that they can't speak the truth. I am not one of those people. You may not agree with me- I don't expect everyone to. But I do believe that deep down, every one of the pro-abortionists know that abortion is murder- admitting that would take away their excuses, though, so they keep telling themselves it's ok. It's not.How com abortions can't be a form of birth control?
For some women it is already.
There are better methods that are less stupid and healthier than abortions. Abortions are not for birth control.
Abortions are only for rape, incest, and to save the life of the mother (including little girls).
Technically it is a form of birth control because it...well controls birth.
The medical reasons why it would be bad is the risk of complications that could happen during an abortion. Plus, it isn't the wisest and most cost effective way of preventing babies.
It's easier to use another form of birth control. Abortions are very hard to deal with physically, mentally, and morally. A women may lose her fertility from repeated surgical abortions and not be able to have children when she is ready for them. I have never had an abortion, but I hear it is a pretty humiliating experience, lots of questions beforehand, being put up in the stirrups, opened up, and vacuumed out. There is much bleeding and painful cramps afterwards. There are so many good choices for birth control now that an abortion should be the very last resort if your other bc method failed and an unplanned pregnancy resulted. Plus you should always wear a condom, even if the girl is practicing birth control to protect yourself from STDs or if her birth control fails. Many people oppose abortions. If you cause an unplanned pregnancy and your girlfriend decides she doesn't believe in abortion, you could have to pay child support for the next 20 years. It's always best for the man to be proactive and use his own birth control, even if the woman is also using it. Better safe than sorry!
They are! Since there is no birth therefore it is birth control. Contraception is better for your body. That's all.
what planet are you from?
Generally speaking, ';birth control'; is thought of as being preventative. Abortion does not prevent pregnancy, it kills an already living human being. Take a look at:
Photos of Abortions, Including 1st Trimester Abortions:
http://www.cbrinfo.org/Resources/picture鈥?/a>
A Four-Minute, Must-See Video on Abortion:
http://www.abort73.com/HTML/I-A-4-video.鈥?/a>
Information on All Aspects of Abortion:
http://Abort73.com
Photos and Facts About Prenatal Development:
http://www.justthefacts.org/clar.asp
http://www.abort73.com/HTML/I-A-2-prenat鈥?/a>
http://www.studentsforlife.uct.ac.za/foe鈥?/a>
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/3鈥?/a>
http://www.lifeissues.org/ultrasound/11w鈥?/a>
Pain Perception in the Unborn:
http://www.advocatesfortheinnocent.com/f鈥?/a>
cause it just isnt... its not preventing the pregnancy, its killing the child thats already concieved! condoms and birth control pills and the depo shot etc PREVENTS the sperm from even entering so thats controlling not killing the child...
It's boirth prevention.
Birth control is stopping conception in the first place
Because it's murder!!!!!!!!!!!
Cuz its murder. Cuz you should not be stupid enough no get pregnant witha helpless wonderful child if your not ready. GROW UP!
you've got to be crazy right? how would you like a vacuum stuck up there every couple of months just to find out you have so much scarring from having so many abrtions that you can no longer have children permanetly. that is just so morbid and wrong to do. there are much better methods like condoms and abstinence.
Because it would be incredibly sick, not to mention inconvenient. Abortion should be, as one of the other answerers said, reserved for the more extreme cases such as rape and teenage pregnancy. Abortion consists of sucking out a live human being, murdering them. I'm not sure about in other countries, but in mine it can be performed up until the end of the 1st trimester - and while an embryo perhaps doesn't look much like a baby, a foetus toward the end of the 1st trimester has already formed little fingers and toes with fingernails on them, and little eyelids...
If you are not bright enough not to let you mans baby jelly reach your eggs, you prob should not be having sex. When you let a doctor chop up your baby and suck him out, you will always wonder what you could of had.
They are, silly. =)
Abortions cause emotional and physical trauma to the lady having the procedure - and as with any medical procedure there is a risk of complications, that could also include death as a result.
Therefor although it should be allowed - education should be used to promote other less intrusive forms of birth control such as contraception.How com abortions can't be a form of birth control?
To some it is. To me, it should be punishable crime. Just because a child lives inside of his or her mother doesn't make them any less human and alive. It literally makes me nauseated to hear the excuses pro-abortionists (sorry, you're not ';pro-choice';- you either approve abortion or you don't) use to justify murdering innocent children. I understand that not everyone can support a child, I understand that not everyone is cut out for parenthood- I just wish that they would consider adoption. I personally know several people that can't have children that would love to adopt. I would adopt a baby if someone came to me and told me that they wanted to have an abortion- every child has a purpose on this planet- if they didn't, God wouldn't have created them. If I have offended some of you, so sorry. There are enough people in this world that are so scared of hurting someone's feelings that they can't speak the truth. I am not one of those people. You may not agree with me- I don't expect everyone to. But I do believe that deep down, every one of the pro-abortionists know that abortion is murder- admitting that would take away their excuses, though, so they keep telling themselves it's ok. It's not.How com abortions can't be a form of birth control?
For some women it is already.
There are better methods that are less stupid and healthier than abortions. Abortions are not for birth control.
Abortions are only for rape, incest, and to save the life of the mother (including little girls).
Technically it is a form of birth control because it...well controls birth.
The medical reasons why it would be bad is the risk of complications that could happen during an abortion. Plus, it isn't the wisest and most cost effective way of preventing babies.
It's easier to use another form of birth control. Abortions are very hard to deal with physically, mentally, and morally. A women may lose her fertility from repeated surgical abortions and not be able to have children when she is ready for them. I have never had an abortion, but I hear it is a pretty humiliating experience, lots of questions beforehand, being put up in the stirrups, opened up, and vacuumed out. There is much bleeding and painful cramps afterwards. There are so many good choices for birth control now that an abortion should be the very last resort if your other bc method failed and an unplanned pregnancy resulted. Plus you should always wear a condom, even if the girl is practicing birth control to protect yourself from STDs or if her birth control fails. Many people oppose abortions. If you cause an unplanned pregnancy and your girlfriend decides she doesn't believe in abortion, you could have to pay child support for the next 20 years. It's always best for the man to be proactive and use his own birth control, even if the woman is also using it. Better safe than sorry!
They are! Since there is no birth therefore it is birth control. Contraception is better for your body. That's all.
what planet are you from?
Generally speaking, ';birth control'; is thought of as being preventative. Abortion does not prevent pregnancy, it kills an already living human being. Take a look at:
Photos of Abortions, Including 1st Trimester Abortions:
http://www.cbrinfo.org/Resources/picture鈥?/a>
A Four-Minute, Must-See Video on Abortion:
http://www.abort73.com/HTML/I-A-4-video.鈥?/a>
Information on All Aspects of Abortion:
http://Abort73.com
Photos and Facts About Prenatal Development:
http://www.justthefacts.org/clar.asp
http://www.abort73.com/HTML/I-A-2-prenat鈥?/a>
http://www.studentsforlife.uct.ac.za/foe鈥?/a>
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/3鈥?/a>
http://www.lifeissues.org/ultrasound/11w鈥?/a>
Pain Perception in the Unborn:
http://www.advocatesfortheinnocent.com/f鈥?/a>
cause it just isnt... its not preventing the pregnancy, its killing the child thats already concieved! condoms and birth control pills and the depo shot etc PREVENTS the sperm from even entering so thats controlling not killing the child...
It's boirth prevention.
Birth control is stopping conception in the first place
Because it's murder!!!!!!!!!!!
Cuz its murder. Cuz you should not be stupid enough no get pregnant witha helpless wonderful child if your not ready. GROW UP!
you've got to be crazy right? how would you like a vacuum stuck up there every couple of months just to find out you have so much scarring from having so many abrtions that you can no longer have children permanetly. that is just so morbid and wrong to do. there are much better methods like condoms and abstinence.
Because it would be incredibly sick, not to mention inconvenient. Abortion should be, as one of the other answerers said, reserved for the more extreme cases such as rape and teenage pregnancy. Abortion consists of sucking out a live human being, murdering them. I'm not sure about in other countries, but in mine it can be performed up until the end of the 1st trimester - and while an embryo perhaps doesn't look much like a baby, a foetus toward the end of the 1st trimester has already formed little fingers and toes with fingernails on them, and little eyelids...
If you are not bright enough not to let you mans baby jelly reach your eggs, you prob should not be having sex. When you let a doctor chop up your baby and suck him out, you will always wonder what you could of had.
They are, silly. =)
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Why do people like to maintain control over each other in the form of deceit?
Does it make it easier for them to take things into account?
Does it occur to them that they are having a negative effect on the individual's psychological development and wellbeing?
Do you even know how to answer these questions?Why do people like to maintain control over each other in the form of deceit?
Tricky question. Hurting people, hurt people. I don't think controlling people even comprehend what they do half the time, so I don't think it makes things easier, well in the sense of denial. Sometimes liars believe what they say. In their mind the ';truth'; is a lie they have to believe in order to trick their mind so they can cope with their fairy tale world. So a grand parent might say the grand children are doing great, good grades, good in sports, going to college. In their mind they believe this story. In reality, the grand children have all been held back a grade, run away from home at least once, don't play sports, and eventually dropped out of school. I don't think narcissistic people understand the negative effect they have on individuals they destroy. In their mind they are right and the world is all wrong, they don't have a problem, you do. In their mind it is their job to destroy others, if they are causing conflict, it draws attention away from their flaws and faults. They are incapable of taking responsibility for their actions and behaviors, they don't think they do anything wrong, they are saints after all in their mind, so they have nothing to say ';I am sorry'; for. I don't know how you can fix it, there is no cure for narcissistic personality disorder.Why do people like to maintain control over each other in the form of deceit?
Yes, some are successful in these area , almost practice by everyone and they are happy about it , what they want they get it even in deceits at all cost. Those wise men pitied them as far as am concern, they are the scrap of the society.
Does it occur to them that they are having a negative effect on the individual's psychological development and wellbeing?
Do you even know how to answer these questions?Why do people like to maintain control over each other in the form of deceit?
Tricky question. Hurting people, hurt people. I don't think controlling people even comprehend what they do half the time, so I don't think it makes things easier, well in the sense of denial. Sometimes liars believe what they say. In their mind the ';truth'; is a lie they have to believe in order to trick their mind so they can cope with their fairy tale world. So a grand parent might say the grand children are doing great, good grades, good in sports, going to college. In their mind they believe this story. In reality, the grand children have all been held back a grade, run away from home at least once, don't play sports, and eventually dropped out of school. I don't think narcissistic people understand the negative effect they have on individuals they destroy. In their mind they are right and the world is all wrong, they don't have a problem, you do. In their mind it is their job to destroy others, if they are causing conflict, it draws attention away from their flaws and faults. They are incapable of taking responsibility for their actions and behaviors, they don't think they do anything wrong, they are saints after all in their mind, so they have nothing to say ';I am sorry'; for. I don't know how you can fix it, there is no cure for narcissistic personality disorder.Why do people like to maintain control over each other in the form of deceit?
Yes, some are successful in these area , almost practice by everyone and they are happy about it , what they want they get it even in deceits at all cost. Those wise men pitied them as far as am concern, they are the scrap of the society.
Can a man ejaculate inside of a woman without getting pregnat if she is on the patch form of birth control?
The patch being used correctly of course.Can a man ejaculate inside of a woman without getting pregnat if she is on the patch form of birth control?
Nobody can say for sure if she would or wouldn't get pregnant.
Birth control isn't 100% effective.
It is more likely that you won't get pregnant but it can never be written in stone.
So, I would say if you definitely don't want a baby, use a condom as well unless for some reason, you just can't.Can a man ejaculate inside of a woman without getting pregnat if she is on the patch form of birth control?
Well first of all your patch is only effective after using it for three weeks. Also birth control is only about 97% effective anyways so there is still a risk.
I would be careful with the patch. I suggest the nuva ring it is just as effective but less harmful to the body, less hormones so it's safer. The patch has lead to blood clots in many people who use it, which can be fatal. The Nuva Ring is very easy to use and really you can't even feel it.
i believe that is the point of birth control..im not sure what % the patch has..the pill is like 98% effective which translates to something like within a year, 2 out of 100 women will still get pregnant...i think that is what the % means..nothing is 100% effective
There is always a chance no matter how slim that a girl can get pregnant even with birth controls. Only effective birth control is abstinence.
Well that is the purpose of the patch so yes...The patch is 98% effective against pregnancy. It stops a woman from ovulating. No ovulation (egg release) means no baby.
most likely birth control with control the birth factor but u never know if you can trust that unnatural ****. give it a try and see what happens
No form of birth control is 100%. The 100% way to not get a woman pregnant is to NOT have sex with her.
that is the point of the patch, of course she can still get STD's
If you can't spell pregnant you shouldn't have sex.
there is always a chance no birth control is 100% affective
That would be it's purpose, but not 100% effective. So to answer your question....MAYBE.
Nobody can say for sure if she would or wouldn't get pregnant.
Birth control isn't 100% effective.
It is more likely that you won't get pregnant but it can never be written in stone.
So, I would say if you definitely don't want a baby, use a condom as well unless for some reason, you just can't.Can a man ejaculate inside of a woman without getting pregnat if she is on the patch form of birth control?
Well first of all your patch is only effective after using it for three weeks. Also birth control is only about 97% effective anyways so there is still a risk.
I would be careful with the patch. I suggest the nuva ring it is just as effective but less harmful to the body, less hormones so it's safer. The patch has lead to blood clots in many people who use it, which can be fatal. The Nuva Ring is very easy to use and really you can't even feel it.
i believe that is the point of birth control..im not sure what % the patch has..the pill is like 98% effective which translates to something like within a year, 2 out of 100 women will still get pregnant...i think that is what the % means..nothing is 100% effective
There is always a chance no matter how slim that a girl can get pregnant even with birth controls. Only effective birth control is abstinence.
Well that is the purpose of the patch so yes...The patch is 98% effective against pregnancy. It stops a woman from ovulating. No ovulation (egg release) means no baby.
most likely birth control with control the birth factor but u never know if you can trust that unnatural ****. give it a try and see what happens
No form of birth control is 100%. The 100% way to not get a woman pregnant is to NOT have sex with her.
that is the point of the patch, of course she can still get STD's
If you can't spell pregnant you shouldn't have sex.
there is always a chance no birth control is 100% affective
That would be it's purpose, but not 100% effective. So to answer your question....MAYBE.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Why was reincarnation a form of social control?
back when many people believed in reincarnation many people were said to die but if they did something wrong during there life they would be reborn as a peasent and if you did something veary good you would be reborn as a king or a land owner.
please help with this one question it is the only thing i can not figure out!!!!!!Why was reincarnation a form of social control?
Primitive, uneducated minds established every popular religion still existing today. Just because a religion survives for a couple thousand years doesn't mean it has the answers to the meaning of life. Buddhism and Hinduism are flawed, just as Christianity, Islam and Judaism are, because they were founded on superstition and ignorance rather than truth. But even so, the idea that Indians hate the idea of reincarnation is nonsense: As Albert Schweitzer wrote, ';Reincarnation contains a most comforting explanation of reality by means of which Indian thought surmounts difficulties which baffle the thinkers of Europe.';
Reincarnation is fact!! - but it's not about rewards and punishment.
It's about progressing through life experiences that teach us things.
It's all about learning, becoming enlightened.
So called ';bad'; karma is meant to enlighten and teach - not to punish.
We choose our own karma. We decide which challenges we want to face, what obstacles we want to overcome, which lessons we need to learn in order to move closer to perfection. Why was reincarnation a form of social control?
Reincarnation is portrayed by some in the West as something normal or even as desirable but according to Buddhists and Hindus it is actually bad news. Their goal is to find true peace (nirvana) by escaping from the process of reincarnation.
Buddhists believe that all rebirth into this world tends to ill not to ease, eg Buddhists can receive an unfavorable reincarnation if they have ever knowingly told a lie. Meditation and yoga are methods of trying to avoid reincarnation.
Reincarnation is not a form of social control, telling people that they are going to hell if they do not believe this or that is a form of social control. Reincarnation is a beautiful idea where we have the chance over lifetimes to spiritually better ourselves.
i've never heard that before. i've always believed that we come back to work on things we still need to learn. when we've learned everything we need to know we move on.
my thoughts.
lets see
establishment say to proles, be good, you come back one of us, be bad, you come back a worm.
yes, it's a form of social control, everything is, what we're doing now is.chemical face peel
please help with this one question it is the only thing i can not figure out!!!!!!Why was reincarnation a form of social control?
Primitive, uneducated minds established every popular religion still existing today. Just because a religion survives for a couple thousand years doesn't mean it has the answers to the meaning of life. Buddhism and Hinduism are flawed, just as Christianity, Islam and Judaism are, because they were founded on superstition and ignorance rather than truth. But even so, the idea that Indians hate the idea of reincarnation is nonsense: As Albert Schweitzer wrote, ';Reincarnation contains a most comforting explanation of reality by means of which Indian thought surmounts difficulties which baffle the thinkers of Europe.';
Reincarnation is fact!! - but it's not about rewards and punishment.
It's about progressing through life experiences that teach us things.
It's all about learning, becoming enlightened.
So called ';bad'; karma is meant to enlighten and teach - not to punish.
We choose our own karma. We decide which challenges we want to face, what obstacles we want to overcome, which lessons we need to learn in order to move closer to perfection. Why was reincarnation a form of social control?
Reincarnation is portrayed by some in the West as something normal or even as desirable but according to Buddhists and Hindus it is actually bad news. Their goal is to find true peace (nirvana) by escaping from the process of reincarnation.
Buddhists believe that all rebirth into this world tends to ill not to ease, eg Buddhists can receive an unfavorable reincarnation if they have ever knowingly told a lie. Meditation and yoga are methods of trying to avoid reincarnation.
Reincarnation is not a form of social control, telling people that they are going to hell if they do not believe this or that is a form of social control. Reincarnation is a beautiful idea where we have the chance over lifetimes to spiritually better ourselves.
i've never heard that before. i've always believed that we come back to work on things we still need to learn. when we've learned everything we need to know we move on.
my thoughts.
lets see
establishment say to proles, be good, you come back one of us, be bad, you come back a worm.
yes, it's a form of social control, everything is, what we're doing now is.
Is the Mirelle pill a very reliable form of birth control?
Birth control pills (including yours) are reliable only if your are taking pills very regularly (according to instructions). In general pills are not 100% effective. The effectiveness of pills is 95-97%.
Read more in http://www.menstrual-cycle.info
Be Healthy and Happy!
It is strongly recommended to consult your doctor for professional advice. Above mentioned information and recommendations are just general and should be adapted to each person according to personal health indicators and status.
Read more in http://www.menstrual-cycle.info
Be Healthy and Happy!
It is strongly recommended to consult your doctor for professional advice. Above mentioned information and recommendations are just general and should be adapted to each person according to personal health indicators and status.
How do you get the grid cells to resize in the datagridview control (C#) when the form resizes?
I can get the grid itself to anchor to the parent form but not the cells in the grid.How do you get the grid cells to resize in the datagridview control (C#) when the form resizes?
the below article might help you out
the below article might help you out
I am on my first pack of yaz birth control and I am spotting should i use a another form of birth control? ?
My doctor said that if I start my birth control on the first day of my period then i don't have to use another method of birth control. My boyfriend and I recently had sex and I started to spot is this bad? could I be pregnant ?I am on my first pack of yaz birth control and I am spotting should i use a another form of birth control? ?
no its normal to spotI am on my first pack of yaz birth control and I am spotting should i use a another form of birth control? ?
It has always been my understanding you should use condoms or something for the first 30 days of birth control. Spotting is normal its just your hormones going wacky. Missing a dose or even taking a dose late can cause spotting so make sure you take them on time. Good luck!
No this is normal for yaz, I take it. The first pack I had I had spotting for a few months. If you start to get hot flashes, or have a hard time sleeping you might take a preg test then. But its normal for new bc, your body has to get used to the hormones.
I always spot my first month on any birth control. Give it another month or two then if you are still having trouble with spotting consider changing. There is always a possibility of being pregnant although spotting isn't generally a symptom.
ITS NORMAL DONT WORRY I LOVED THAT BIRTH CONTROL
NO your body has to get use to the new product your putting in the body. All is fine.
no its normal to spotI am on my first pack of yaz birth control and I am spotting should i use a another form of birth control? ?
It has always been my understanding you should use condoms or something for the first 30 days of birth control. Spotting is normal its just your hormones going wacky. Missing a dose or even taking a dose late can cause spotting so make sure you take them on time. Good luck!
No this is normal for yaz, I take it. The first pack I had I had spotting for a few months. If you start to get hot flashes, or have a hard time sleeping you might take a preg test then. But its normal for new bc, your body has to get used to the hormones.
I always spot my first month on any birth control. Give it another month or two then if you are still having trouble with spotting consider changing. There is always a possibility of being pregnant although spotting isn't generally a symptom.
ITS NORMAL DONT WORRY I LOVED THAT BIRTH CONTROL
NO your body has to get use to the new product your putting in the body. All is fine.
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