A Brief History of Contraception

The use of contraceptives dates all the way back to 1850 B.C., when women in ancient Egypt used honey, acacia leaves, and lint to block sperm. This two-minute animation traces the history of contraception through the centuries, from sea sponges (500 B.C.), linen sheath condoms (1564), lemon cervical caps (1700), and the "rhythm method" (1920) to modern advancements such as vaginal rings, hormone injections, IUDs, and patches.
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[@pratiskenreny7711]

i am really liking the music in this video right now

[@ruahculture8533]

...and yet there has ALWAYS been a 100% successful method for not getting pregnant: abstinence. It's laughably ridiculous what we humans will invent to avoid simply saying "NO" when its not the right time, or the right place, or the right person... BTW, abstinence is FREE. Hasn't cost me a penny and I'm happily married and a father of 2...

[@user-dm7mj2qc6w]

Tell that to women who have been raped and forcibly impregnated. Abstinence is a fucking myth and something you sexist men use to shame women.
Also teach your kids about sex or they're gonna end up in sexually abusive situations.

[@Wisdomtotheyouth]

So you arent intmate with your wife? I thought that was a vital pary of marriges

[@David-ul4l]

Instead, try different methods of keeping your minds off of orgasms, for human life is more important. See this on youtube: "Can unborn Infants be sent to hell by contraceptive use?"'

[@99chrisgreen99]

LOL

[@marthacarrier3027]

Wtf is your damage?