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JenniferEgnor
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I can‘t stress these 126 pages enough. If you‘ve followed me for a while, you know I am unapologetically pro-choice. I am a clinic escort, abortion doula, and I volunteer with my local abortion fund. I‘ve used oral and injectable contraceptives for years, not just to prevent pregnancy. The few sexual partners I‘ve had used a condom. But how many of them always had the ‘no glove, no love‘ rule? How many of them had no issue with a vasectomy? ⬇️

JenniferEgnor My husband and I never wanted kids; we‘re enough for each other; we have 3 dogs and 1 cat. I was pressured for years to have children by my mother and co-workers. I was scorned by others for rejecting parenting. I‘ve had misogynistic experiences in the exam room with male providers. When I had my consultation for my chosen and wanted salpingectomy (tube removal), the provider—who was MALE—proceeded to talk to me about abstinence!!! WTF?!⬇️ 3w
JenniferEgnor Somehow I know he would not have done this had it been a male patient. When my husband got his vasectomy, it was an in-out procedure. He did not have to go through all the barriers and misogyny that peoplx with uteruses do. Why is that? We know why. The author is right: the cause of every unwanted pregnancy is sperm. So why are men not held to the same standard that we are? Abortion will always be necessary and I will always support it.⬇️ (edited) 3w
JenniferEgnor But it‘s past time for men to start taking responsibility. I can‘t begin to tell you how many conversations I‘ve had with other guys who said they didn‘t want children, or didn‘t want more children—but, they refused to get a vasectomy. One of them already had 4 kids and another on the way. Why continue to put his wife through that?Step it up, boys. (edited) 3w
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JenniferEgnor One more note. I have a very serious heart problem. I‘ve already died from it before. I would not survive a pregnancy. Is it fair to strip me of my right to an abortion, to risk my life, to end my life, for rogue sperm??? Snip snip. 3w
Deblovestoread 💯 Thank you for sharing your story. Women deserve the right to direct the course of their lives. It is a shame we still have to fight for that right. 3w
JenniferEgnor @Deblovestoread you‘re welcome. Amazing how so many of us have very similar experiences and yet we are gaslit about it. We need more womxn in places of power. Why are our most personal decisions in the hands of men? Why are the directions and qualities of our lives decided by them? It has to end. 3w
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TheBookHippie
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More folks need to read tagged book… OYTOTHEVEY people

Reading is fundamental 🤦🏻‍♀️

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KateReadsYA Yessss! Make a difference by controlling what you do. I love this 2mo
Hooked_on_books I loved how this book reframed unintended pregnancy. It takes two to tango, after all! 2mo
dabbe What a hashtag, too! #ejaculateresponsibily 🤩🤩🤩 2mo
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Jas16
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Thank you Litsy for putting this book on my radar. I appreciated Blair‘s take on the need for men to take responsibility for preventing unwanted pregnancies. Succinct and thought provoking, I will be convincing everyone I can to read this.

Reggie There‘s this book I read that was sci-fi and had to do with parallel universes and in one of them there was a vasectomy subsidy that men could get if they chose to got snipped. It sounded like a cool option. 2mo
Jas16 @Reggie That is a cool idea. 2mo
Suet624 @Reggie great idea. 2mo
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Christinak
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The Washington Post said it perfectly in their review
”Blair‘s fresh reframe should be required reading for any person who has sex, wants to have sex or is raising someone who might have sex in the future. This slender book has what it takes to be the foundation for a movement.”

#womenshistorymonth

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Gissy
Home-Maker | Dorothy Canfield Fisher
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#12Booksof2023 @Andrew65

I didn‘t read much that month. I should say this was my favorite that month and also Joyland by Stephen King-very unpopular opinion in this one but I liked Joyland

Andrew65 I love Joyland! 5mo
BarbaraBB I loved this one too. 5mo
Gissy @Andrew65 maybe slow but many psychological things happened there. I like character driven stories. 5mo
Gissy @BarbaraBB Yes and that edition is so pretty 5mo
BarbaraBB I have the same. It‘s so pretty indeed 5mo
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CaliforniaCay
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In a perfect world, men would read this and be convinced of how and why they should ejaculate responsibly, resulting in fewer unwanted pregnancies and shifting the conversation about abortion away from blaming and legislating women alone. Alas, we don't live in a perfect world 😕 with its bold font, in your face statements, and startling statistics, I enjoyed this book. I hope one day it will be read far and wide and maybe change some minds.

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TheBookHippie
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Fun holiday gift to bring to your family 👀
Either a good conversation or you‘ll get to leave earlier 😂😂😂😂😵‍💫 either way is a win ..

Thank you for coming to my TED TALK

JenReadsAlot 😂 7mo
Suet624 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 7mo
AmyG Ha! 🙌🏻 7mo
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Julsmarshall I completely agree! This is a great one to share. Eff ‘em if they don‘t appreciate it 😉 7mo
Tamra That‘s very funny! 7mo
TheBookHippie @Julsmarshall went well last year 😂😂😂😂👀😵‍💫🤐 7mo
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LibrarianRyan
Pink Is for Boys | Robb Pearlman
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4 ⭐This book is simple but perfect. It gives each color and that it is for boys and girls, or for girls and boys. It‘s also for something you see in society. Things like brown is for teddy bears and green is for glass. This book makes sure to say that all colors are for everyone, and that pink is not just a girl‘s color and blues is not just a boys colors. Colors are for everyone. An important lesson for the modern US society.

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CarlyJohnson

“This boy does.“

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CarlyJohnson

This is a perfect story about the courage and creativity it takes to be different. All ages could benefit from the reading of this story!