Information about the writer, Betsy Coon can be found at the end of the article. Thanks for taking the time and writing the article, Betsy!

5 Most Common Faults in Birth Control Methods:

Estrogen pills can be used by both men and women for various reasons, but even with regular use in women to try to alter their fertility patterns, mistakes can still be made in birth control methods.

1. Not Using Protection

This is one of the biggest mistakes. Men who avoid using condoms are at a really higher risk of making the women they sleep with pregnant. This contraceptive mistake happens either because many teenagers engaging in sex don’t understand the importance of using protection or they simply don’t want to use condoms because the sensations to them don’t feel as stimulating and pleasurable. But this is often a very costly error if the couple is trying to avoid getting pregnant.

2. Forgetting to Consider Birth Control Pills

Some women never get a prescription for contraceptive pills in the first place, although some do but forget to take them. This can pose a critical hazard to an intelligent contraceptive approach between couples. These pills should be taken on a regular basis, usually in the exact same time every day. If not, the chances of effective birth control methods are severely diminished and the ease of getting pregnant becomes greatly magnified. It’s really not a wise decision to overlook taking these prescribed pills.

3. No Intrauterine Devices

Some women choose to take their chances at getting pregnant by not only not using protection or contraceptive pills but by also never getting an IUD from their gynecologist. This is an immature method of looking at birth control since IUDs are so effective at preventing pregnancy. While they aren’t 100% effective by any means, they’re still a fantastic birth control choice for women of most any age who are sexually active. Plus, they can be applied within a woman in a short doctor’s visit and also the procedure is completely pain and ache free and relatively inexpensive as well, so there should be no reason women make this wrong contraception decision.

4. Using Inefficient Withdrawal Method

Withdrawal of the erect male organ is among the worst birth control methods ever invented. It seldom works since the temptation of the male is to continue to keep his penis inserted within the female at the point of orgasm and ejaculation. This error is so costly to numerous girls and women of nearly every age.

5. Having Sex During Most Fertile Time

One of the worst birth control mistakes is for a woman to engage in sexual practice during her most fertile times of the month. This really is not very logical. It makes little sense, yet it’s done constantly, mostly by younger ladies, who might not have a complete understanding of exactly how the fertility and pregnancy processes are associated.

About the writer: Betsy B. Coon has a degree in Gynecology and blogs for the estrogenpills.org website, her personal hobby blog she uses to supply free information on estrogen pills.

Sellingbooks Interview

I don’t suspect people really want to know why I write; rather, when they ask ”why,” they are asking me, ”What’s in it for you?” I write to help others achieve their goals or to entertain them; to share what I can that will help. What’s in it for me? I can’t describe it. When I was a comedian, I couldn’t describe what it was to be onstage, making sold out audiences explode with laughter. And, even though killing a room was great, the smaller examples were more rewarding–the coed upfront whose beer came out of her nose she was laughing so hard or the woman who peed herself because she laughed so hard or even the guy who came back the next night to tell me I got him laid after the show because I put his date in such a great mood. (I got a lot of guys laid as a comedian–A LOT.)

Recently, a guy named Dan emailed me. He liked my book Choiceand appreciated my effort so much, that he took the time to write down typos he found and to summarize the book in an extended outline on WikiAnswers. What’s in it for me? This is what’s in it for me–when someone does something because of my work for me when there is nothing in it for them. Neither fame nor money can buy that because it’s sincere and fame and money can’t buy sincerity.

Here’s an excerpt from the email Dan sent me:  

Hi Ian,I’ve greatly enjoyed your book – it’s been a fast and insightful read. I’m a software developer coming from Europe, so some examples pertaining to American football were somewhat alien to me, but the book nevertheless got its message across.

As a way of saying thanks, I thought I’d share a few typos that I found:

To Dan and all the Dan’s out there (there have been many–readers who put up reviews of God on Amazon, people who email me to thank me for helping them out and to share the story of how, and so forth), thank you for your sincerity and for taking the time. You are the ones who keep me going and make it all worthwhile.

A children’s first novel

 

 

I have been busy lately revising Super Flaws, my book for children. With any luck, it will be the first of three in the series. You can check out the initial site for the book at www.superflaws.com. Originally, I planned to have this book released after Choice – The Meaning of Life but unanticipated early interest from the media–including two radio shows–has caused me to move it to the front burner. Check out the art. The artist is awesome, isn’t she? I’ll keep you updated on progress here, of course. There’s an excerpted chapter on the book’s site. I am grateful for your feedback and that of any kids in your life!

Coming up sometime next week, I have a guest post I wrote coming up for a popular blog entitled Life Optimizer, written by Donald Latumahina. This is a great blog with lots of good advice and I was honored to write for it. Stay tuned for the exact date…

If you missed my panel interview on Bonnie Graham’s radio show out of New York, you can catch it here. It aired live from 7-8:30pm EST and was quite insightful and entertaining, including myself, Leslie Pajama Mama, Dr. Karen Gail Lewis, Craig Lawrey, and of course the hostess.