[augusta]

The economy seems bad the world over and it will be bad to add overpopulation to it. The change we need start with an individual so you must do your own part to save the economy. but more importantly you would be saving your self some money if you don't plan to have babies. You use birth control and you would have save yourself tons of money you would have spent to cater for a new child. What do you think?

[Netherrealmer]

There is even a bigger way to save money..... The number 69, If the couple will do that instead... they wont need to buy birth control. Sausage for the lady, Sashimi for the guy.

No one gets pregnant from oral exams.

[Yugocean]

This won't work on childless couples, but there are population gangs available because of govt policy too.

[Vehlijanta]

There is even a bigger way to save money..... The number 69, If the couple will do that instead... they wont need to buy birth control. Sausage for the lady, Sashimi for the guy.

No one gets pregnant from oral exams.

Very good Tip Netherrealmer Sir. You should post your own thread about it

[nela13]

Our National Health system provides birth control pills for free, we only need to go to our local health center and ask for it. My family nurse always gives me enough for 6 months.

[oldbuddy]

You don't need to buy expensive birth control pills, baby asprin is very inexpensive and works great if the female holds it between her knees.

[Treborika]

Yes this is ideally especially in this time whereby there is the ongoing inflation. People with less kids tend to save much money on grocery and school fees compared to those that have alot of kids.

[augusta]

Our National Health system provides birth control pills for free, we only need to go to our local health center and ask for it. My family nurse always gives me enough for 6 months.

This sounds good you see you don't even need to spend money and it becomes a win win situation. So we all need to do the needful and money is saved.

[Inem]

What about the age long abstinence? That one never fails. I have seen birth control fail multiple times. But this is a good saving tip for everyone that is sexually active.

[augusta]

What about the age long abstinence? That one never fails. I have seen birth control fail multiple times. But this is a good saving tip for everyone that is sexually active.

This might only work for singles, it's can't be same for married couples

[Nsikan]

This not only saves you from the financial responsibilities of having a child but also from the emotional drain of having an unplanned baby.

[nela13]

This sounds good you see you don't even need to spend money and it becomes a win win situation. So we all need to do the needful and money is saved.

This is very good for us, women, even those that can afford to pay for the birth control pill, have it for free, it is a way to make it democratic for everyone.

[Jem Smith]

Yep, it saves money to not have children, or at least have fewer children. Most types of birth control aren't free here in Australia (you can sometimes get condoms for free, but birth control pills cost a fair bit) but that seems like a good idea. It would also be good if vasectomies or getting your tubes tied was covered by medicare, or at least subsidised.

-- 19 Jul 2023, 13:46 --

What about the age long abstinence? That one never fails. I have seen birth control fail multiple times. But this is a good saving tip for everyone that is sexually active.

The trouble is, most people aren't very good at sticking to it, especially horny teenagers. It's only natural (and healthy, as long as they practice safe sex) for people to want to have sex.

[Inem]

Yep, it saves money to not have children, or at least have fewer children. Most types of birth control aren't free here in Australia (you can sometimes get condoms for free, but birth control pills cost a fair bit) but that seems like a good idea. It would also be good if vasectomies or getting your tubes tied was covered by medicare, or at least subsidised.

-- 19 Jul 2023, 13:46 --

What about the age long abstinence? That one never fails. I have seen birth control fail multiple times. But this is a good saving tip for everyone that is sexually active.

The trouble is, most people aren't very good at sticking to it, especially horny teenagers. It's only natural (and healthy, as long as they practice safe sex) for people to want to have sex.

Did you say horny teenagers? From my point of view, teenagers should not be talking about sex. They should be busy with school work. I can't just imagine that my teenage daughter would be having sex. That thought alone can cripple me.

[Jem Smith]

Yep, it saves money to not have children, or at least have fewer children. Most types of birth control aren't free here in Australia (you can sometimes get condoms for free, but birth control pills cost a fair bit) but that seems like a good idea. It would also be good if vasectomies or getting your tubes tied was covered by medicare, or at least subsidised.

-- 19 Jul 2023, 13:46 --

What about the age long abstinence? That one never fails. I have seen birth control fail multiple times. But this is a good saving tip for everyone that is sexually active.

The trouble is, most people aren't very good at sticking to it, especially horny teenagers. It's only natural (and healthy, as long as they practice safe sex) for people to want to have sex.

Did you say horny teenagers? From my point of view, teenagers should not be talking about sex. They should be busy with school work. I can't just imagine that my teenage daughter would be having sex. That thought alone can cripple me.

I was thinking older teens, like 17-19. You might think that they shouldn't be thinking about sex, but the fact is, they are going to. Teaching abstinence only doesn't work (the stats show places that do this have higher rates of STDs among the young population and teen pregnancies) so it makes far more sense to teach teens how to be safe about sex than just to tell them not to do it. By all means teach your daughter to be careful and to prioritise other things, but it's sensible to be realistic.

[Semi]

I taught in a high school and I have lost count of how many times we have caught school kids 13-14 making out in the restroom. The truth is that they would always do it. Help them by teaching th safe sex.

[augusta]

I taught in a high school and I have lost count of how many times we have caught school kids 13-14 making out in the restroom. The truth is that they would always do it. Help them by teaching th safe sex.

For real I think this kids really need sex education even at a young age. it's will save future high cost for them

[Cody]

Abstinence is the best solution. If you don't want to have babies, stay away from sex or practice safe sex. However, having babies means Loosing more money so if you're not ready to loose money then don't have babies

[Abdulhamid001]

I taught in a high school and I have lost count of how many times we have caught school kids 13-14 making out in the restroom. The truth is that they would always do it. Help them by teaching th safe sex.

This is actually incredible, kids nowadays are being exposed to such because of the environment they found themselves and also due to free access of the internet.

[Richie10]

Abstinence is the best solution. If you don't want to have babies, stay away from sex or practice safe sex. However, having babies means Loosing more money so if you're not ready to loose money then don't have babies

Abstinence is a fairy tale and it is not practical. Birth control would help more because it is something that everyone can act out and be responsible.