This ignorance became all too apparent in my life when I asked my friend Jessica for a small favor. We had been out to eat, our breaths coated with the tangy flavors of the meal, and I noticed she had a small white container filled with little pills. Being a hopeless man, I asked, "Can I have one of those?"
"NO!" Jessica's abrupt answer took me off guard. All I wanted was a breath mint to help tackle the monster stench in my mouth. But she refused to give me the relief I begged for.
"This is my birth control," she exclaimed after seeing my instant reaction.

I do not know what insane reactions my body would have had to taking a dose of sterility meant for ovaries. I can imagine a few of the hormonal catastrophies that could take place in my body and I think I will stick with being a feminist, not a female.
Birth Control: One Vicious Mint
4 comments:
Amen to that.
You sure you haven't already taken some BC from Dr. Lish to fight that terrible acne problem you have?
Yeah, sometimes I too would like to be a feminist and not a female...
Josie! Well, I will forever be your male cheerleader for the role you carry!
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