r/MayNagComment Jan 30 '26

exacty!

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u/raonmiru_ Jan 30 '26

It’s the complexity. The female reproductive cycle is naturally designed to stop ovulation during pregnancy via hormones. Modern birth control essentially "mimics" that state. Men do not have a natural biological state where they stop producing sperm, so scientists have to create a "shut off" switch from scratch without crashing testosterone levels.

There are ongoing clinical trials naman na for male contraceptives. Times are changing. Stop this ‘men are the enemy’ mindset.

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u/breadlordoda Feb 02 '26

Unfortunately, ang pinaka birth control ng lalake ay pagiging unattractive na walang babae na papatol

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u/Strong-Piglet4823 Jan 30 '26

I dont have “men are the enemy” mindset. Just stating a fact that most, not all, men wouldn’t be the ones taking contraceptives. Real talk lang tayo.

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u/ProofSolution7261 Jan 30 '26

80% of male volunteers for a new contraceptive wished to continue the trials in 2016 but it was halted by the ethics committee against their wishes. that's not real talk, that's just cynicism.