Pregnancy is a medical condition. Pregnant women go to doctors for pre-natal care. This is not hard.
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No Mollie we give birth in caves like wild wolves don't let the men know
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if there's no epidural i dont want it
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Epidural??? I've got scissors and some old leather and aged bourbon for your troubles
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don't you just miss the days when countless women died from preventable pregnancy and childbirth related causes? it was so metal
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you know, back when it was just how the world worked and not like, a medical condition
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I've always loved the concept of bleeding to death post birth while my family suffers from typhoid
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You two are fabulous

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Are you suggesting that the reproductive system is not a medical concern? Or do you just want to punish women for not having sex with you?
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This is a likely issue

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That's true, i was prescribed birth control pills to regulate my menstrual cycle.
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Possibly the most important one
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It's NOT only for birth control purposes. I was put on it to relieve/prevent cyst ruptures! Why should that not be covered by insurance


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Think about this: if I WANT TO have kids, I have to take myself off the pill and be forced to deal with this pain while trying to conceive
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and that's IF I can have kids because of my condition. That's the world we live in. That's the world I live in.
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But even you taking it ONLY TO PREVENT PREGNANCY is medical care. This colossal douche doesn't seem to get that.
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My prescription doesn't make a distinction, idk why it matters. Investing in preventing accidental pregnancies is good for a country's $$$
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It means more women will get an education and work and get enough disposable income to pay back into the economy
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Instead of that option disappearing because they got pregnant at 16. Abstinence sex ed obv doesn't prevent this, but accessible BC would
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The pill costs less than 50 bucks a month privately. Condoms can be bought really cheap. It's accessible w/out forcing me to pay for it
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You'd have to have 50 bucks to spare every month to afford that. Not to mention numerous consultations to actually get the prescription
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And if you're a teenager with no income, you'd have to rely on your parents to get it, and not everyone has parents who'd approve
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