When BGSU experienced it's annual anti-contraception event with Janet Smith (hosted by the Catholic student organization Veritas) I was super interested what kind of birth control readers were using to prevent pregnancy.
After a month of voting, here are the results:
The pill was the predictable favorite, with "none what-so-ever" coming very closely behind.
At first I was alarmed, but then I realized (based on the way the question was phrased) this was the only option for male readers.
And then I realized some readers might be trying to get pregnant.
And then my ego convinced me after the shit storm caused by my anti-anti-contraception column had the opposition googling me, reading my blog, and voting on my poll. But typing that now feels a little ridiculous...
Condoms and IUDs were both popular. And more people used fertility awareness than the implant-- which is understandable, given the price and commitment users must make.
Apparently no one is getting the shot or using a diaphragm anymore.
After a month of voting, here are the results:
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The pill was the predictable favorite, with "none what-so-ever" coming very closely behind.
At first I was alarmed, but then I realized (based on the way the question was phrased) this was the only option for male readers.
And then I realized some readers might be trying to get pregnant.
And then my ego convinced me after the shit storm caused by my anti-anti-contraception column had the opposition googling me, reading my blog, and voting on my poll. But typing that now feels a little ridiculous...
Condoms and IUDs were both popular. And more people used fertility awareness than the implant-- which is understandable, given the price and commitment users must make.
Apparently no one is getting the shot or using a diaphragm anymore.
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