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Why young women are falling out of love with the pill
Feb 26, 2024
Exploring the shift in young women's attitudes towards the contraceptive pill, discussing the impact on mental health, debunking myths about side effects, and the rise of alternative birth control methods. The evolution of contraceptive choices, highlighting women's empowerment and the need for comprehensive education.
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- The contraceptive pill empowered women in the 60s, reshaping societal norms and promoting career-oriented households.
- Young women, influenced by wellness culture, are exploring non-hormonal contraceptive alternatives due to concerns over pill's side effects.
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Evolution of Contraception in the 1960s
The swinging sixties ushered in the revolutionary era of the contraceptive pill, empowering women to delay starting families, pursue education, and plan careers. Introduced in 1961, the pill brought forth an era of autonomy for women, enhancing control over fertility and reshaping societal norms, leading to delayed marriages and a rise in career-oriented households.
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