The options for men (besides condoms) are not much better.
I'm not asking my partner (I'm married) to take any hormones while I wouldn't take any myself.
The problem is that much medicine was developed by men for a long time.
Female doctors are a (relatively) recent development and I'm sure they the situation will improve over time (maybe not in trumpet America) in civilised parts of the world.
> The options for men (besides condoms) are not much better.
I have talked about it before, but silodosin prevents ejaculation (but not orgasm) in men, which can be seen as a contraceptive. It is non-hormonal, it is an alpha-blocker. You would have to experiment with it, however.
I'm not asking my partner (I'm married) to take any hormones while I wouldn't take any myself.
The problem is that much medicine was developed by men for a long time.
Female doctors are a (relatively) recent development and I'm sure they the situation will improve over time (maybe not in trumpet America) in civilised parts of the world.