Essay On Birth Control

Birth control Such a sensitive subject to discuss with adults and teenagers. Many adults refuse to even talk about if for fear their child may think it is a gate way to have sex with anyone they choose and without protection. Birth control has helped many women throughout history. Not only for safe sex but for terrible cramps, acne and to make your cycle regular. But a man named Joel Connelly who is a staff writer for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer propsed a compromise in the state of Washington that would give pharmacists a right to refuse to give out birth control or emergency contraception. Some people applaud his idea due to religious beliefs, they find that birth control is something that shouldn’t be given out. Some of those people even promote abortion instead of going to a doctor for the morning after pill, they find it suitable and more “humane.” Although, …show more content…
Other methods of birth control were also invented and tested during this period, including vaginal sponges, diaphragms, and intrauterine devices (IUDs).” (opposing viewpoints) Even back in 3000 B.C. ancient egyptians were able to come up with different ways on preventing pregnancy and have safe sex. The people of today do not understand that we have been trying to figure out different ways to have safe sex with different types of methods. There are many different forms of birth control, for example: Birth control shots, IUDs, Pills, Sponges, Condoms, things you can put in your skin, etc. Our technology has improved and even advanced to many new heights to provide safe sex for everyone. It’s in our human nature, people shouldn’t be afraid to talk with there doctors about contraception it’s natural for us to only be curious about the many types of methods people use and how it can help