As various countries and governments enforce the sit-at-home strategy, there are chances that married couples or partners may increasingly copulate leading to a population explosion soon after the end of this pandemic.
Since it is important that both partners are extensively involved in the family planning strategy, I have decided that women should take a break and let the men step in during this period.
So here are a few tips for men according to the NHS and my comments:
– Condoms – a barrier form of contraception that stops sperm from reaching and fertilizing an egg. Highly recommended but very little sensensation. Sometimes can be most annoying especially when you are used to the real deal. But hey, protect your numbers.
– Vasectomy – a minor, usually permanent, surgical procedure that stops sperm from reaching the semen ejaculated from the penis. This, I wouldn’t do especially because I’m really scared to go under the knife. Again, it’s irreversible. Might want to have more kids tomorrow, who knows!
– Withdrawal method, of pulling their penis out of their partner’s vagina before ejaculating, to prevent pregnancy. However, this is not recommended, as sperm can be released before ejaculation. For me, I consider this the most enjoyable but “calculatable”. It can really cut short the ecstasy and excitement of reaching a climax from both partners. If you aren’t good with mathematics, please do not attempt this method.
Research into male contraception
Researchers are optimistic that a safe, effective and reversible method of male contraception will eventually become a reality, although this is still several years away.
Alright guys, stay safe, protect yourselves and your future while you stay-at-home.
