Great article on NFP by young professional woman

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Why don’t more people know about NFP?

The relevant appeal seems clear cut to me, but then again, I’m in marketing and think I know everything because I read it in an AdAge. But seriously. In a world where people freak out about high fructose corn syrup, buy only organically-grown vegetables, make their own soda, worry about the effects of chemical mosquito repellant and the hazards of dumping AA batteries in your kitchen trash. Why, on Earth, do people think its fine to ingest a chemical that interferes with a symphony of hormonal and chemical processes modern medicine doesn’t fully understand.

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[anon1234567]

I was just thinking about that

But seriously. In a world where people freak out about high fructose corn syrup, buy only organically-grown vegetables, make their own soda, worry about the effects of chemical mosquito repellant and the hazards of dumping AA batteries in your kitchen trash. Why, on Earth, do people think its fine to ingest a chemical that interferes with a symphony of hormonal and chemical processes modern medicine doesn’t fully understand.

great article:thumbsup:

 

[Cat]

Good article, and I definitely agree that more medical professionals should become experts on NFP so that the classes wouldn’t have to be taught in motels (creepy) by other couples.

Has there ever been any serious effort to force schools offering sex ed to offer accurate and thorough teaching in NFP?

I also appreciated the comment by the person who chided the article’s author for belittling the older generation. I hope that the author is able to write future articles without making older people feel bad. I think this would help her to find advocates for her very excellent points about NFP. But if she hurts feelings, this will cause people to disregard her articles.