Block that sperm: great moments in literature

Article Abstract:

The acceptance of birth control in popular culture can be traced through its handling in fiction. Excerpts from nine novels are discussed. They range from Mary McCarthy's 1956 "The Group" in which Dottie fears to mention it, to Terry McMillian's 1992 "Waiting to Exhale" with its pithy, frank Gloria.

Public opinion, Oral contraceptives, Intrauterine contraceptives, Intrauterine devices, Contraceptives, Diaphragms, Vaginal, Diaphragms (Contraceptives)

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She wants a baby - he doesn't

Article Abstract:

Researches have shown that the number of men who are against having children is growing. Reasons why men oppose having children include lack of time and money, and fear of losing attention from their wives, fear of responsibility and fear of losing their freedom.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Domestic relations, Family relations, Married men

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Dangerous liaisons

Article Abstract:

Seven women aged 32 to 47 talk about the role of condoms in their sex lives. The discussions reveal that most women prefer not to use condoms despite the risk of catching AIDS in the 1990s.

Sexual behavior, Social aspects, Women, Americans, Females

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