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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Great!

Less chance of an unwanted pregnancy. [/quote]

+1. I got my gf in college pregnant and she initially wanted to abort using plan B but then changed her mind. When she described to me the mental anguish she had to go through it really changed my mind regarding pregnancy. I thought it was just popping a pill like Tylenol and call.it the day but for a lot of women they have to go through serious mental issues. Honestly if men know this fact they will be more sympathetic and do their part such as getting a vasectomy and/or accepting that they have no say in a pregnancy. She ultimately lost the baby a few weeks into the pregnancy because she had a medical issue she was unaware off.

So guys get your vasectomy ONLY if you do not want a child. If you want a child don't do it
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OMG - please educate yourself before you go spewing nonsense on the internet! Plan B does not cause abortion; it works by preventing ovulation, thus preventing sperm and egg from meeting. [/quote]

He most likely meant to prevent pregnancy. In fairness most men are clueless about women's biology.[/quote]

I think he must have meant the abortion pills, mifepristone and whatever the other is. If you’re taking Plan B, you’re not yet pregnant and might not even become pregnant, so why would his girlfriend be emotional? Plan B is a precaution in the event of failed birth control.
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Perhaps she was seeing a chance at potentially having a child.[/quote]

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