Prioritize Control Over Consequences

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Using birth control is deemed essential for women to prevent unplanned pregnancies, which can drastically alter their life trajectories. Given the lack of safe and legal abortion options in many states, the ability to avoid an unexpected pregnancy provides significant benefits and peace of mind. The trade-offs associated with birth control are weighed against the potential disruptions that a surprise pregnancy can cause. Women aiming for personal and professional goals, such as pursuing education and establishing careers, often find it vital to have reproductive control.

Beyond pregnancy prevention, birth control pills affect the way women think and behave. Dr. Sarah Hill explains their invisible impacts here! [Part 1/2]

What We Discuss:

Birth control pills affect more than just fertility — they can influence a woman's partner preferences, career choices, and overall behavior due to hormonal changes.
Women on birth control may choose different types of partners compared to when they're off the pill, potentially leading to relationship changes if they stop taking it.
The pill can alter women's stress responses and immune function, potentially increasing the risk of anxiety, depression, and autoimmune issues.
Birth control pills may reduce sexual desire and change how women perceive attraction cues in potential partners.
Women can make more informed decisions about their health and relationships by understanding these effects. Consider discussing with a healthcare provider about trying periods off birth control when making major life decisions or choosing long-term partners.
And much more...

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