> it certainly doesn't mean that you're somehow more intelligent or competent than the people for whom similar methods of family planning have failed.
I personally think it is a sign of modern hubris to assume that effective family planning didn't exist prior to 1960s and the advent of birth control.
All forms of family planning can fail. I don't think that's contentious.
Personally, the bigger issue I see among my peers is inability to conceive at all. They squandered their fertile years and are now going to enormous expense to start a family.
I personally think it is a sign of modern hubris to assume that effective family planning didn't exist prior to 1960s and the advent of birth control.
All forms of family planning can fail. I don't think that's contentious.
Personally, the bigger issue I see among my peers is inability to conceive at all. They squandered their fertile years and are now going to enormous expense to start a family.