Why do some women hate this free pill that works 100% of the time if you're not a retard.
True story...A few of my friends fell into that trap. Some antibiotics counter act the pill.
Antibiotics, stress, weight changes, certain herbal supplements, etc. can decrease the effectiveness of the pill. “Perfect” use (taking it everyday at the same time) does have a 99% effective rate, but “typical” use (missing a pill here and there), you’re down to 91%. And yes, there are some pretty awful women out there who straight up lie about being on it, so 0% there.
I’m shocked @greenblood that your friends’ ladies’ primary care docs didn’t warn them...plus it’s usually marked on the antibiotic bottle and the pharmacist should’ve said something while filling the prescription. *Shakes head*
Why do some women hate this free pill that works 100% of the time if you're not a retard.
Some women can’t tolerate it because of the side effects or pre-existence of certain medical conditions (high blood pressure for example).
Plus, it’s not always the case you can get them for free. It all hinges on your income level and (assuming you have it) what insurance company you have.
Why do some women hate this free pill that works 100% of the time if you're not a retard.
True story...A few of my friends fell into that trap. Some antibiotics counter act the pill.
Antibiotics, stress, weight changes, certain herbal supplements, etc. can decrease the effectiveness of the pill. “Perfect” use (taking it everyday at the same time) does have a 99% effective rate, but “typical” use (missing a pill here and there), you’re down to 91%. And yes, there are some pretty awful women out there who straight up lie about being on it, so 0% there.
I’m shocked @greenblood that your friends’ ladies’ primary care docs didn’t warn them...plus it’s usually marked on the antibiotic bottle and the pharmacist should’ve said something while filling the prescription. *Shakes head*
Expecting people to use common sense by listening to their doctor, and reading prescription warnings, is a major flaw today.
Anyone who trusts "I'm on the pill" more than the time tested "my name is (insert fake name and burner cell phone number)" is a moron who gets what they deserve. CLS thought my name was Tom for like 6 months. When I finally decided I didn't hate spending time with her I told her my real name. She was sort of pissed at first, but she got over it. And who doesn't like telling their friends "this is my boyfriend, Fucks Like Bull?"
Never ever tell some slut in a bar your real name. Always have a burner phone. Victory.
Anyone who trusts "I'm on the pill" more than the time tested "my name is (insert fake name and burner cell phone number)" is a moron who gets what they deserve. CLS thought my name was Tom for like 6 months. When I finally decided I didn't hate spending time with her I told her my real name. She was sort of pissed at first, but she got over it. And who doesn't like telling their friends "this is my boyfriend, Fucks Like Bull?"
Never ever tell some slut in a bar your real name. Always have a burner phone. Victory.
So you agree with my "if you get pregnant I'll find you and kill you" backup plan?
I've always gone with Jake though. I've pulled off Jake for like 15 years
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I’m shocked @greenblood that your friends’ ladies’ primary care docs didn’t warn them...plus it’s usually marked on the antibiotic bottle and the pharmacist should’ve said something while filling the prescription. *Shakes head*
BBC, you know.
Plus, it’s not always the case you can get them for free. It all hinges on your income level and (assuming you have it) what insurance company you have.
Has 100 percent success rate so far
Although the only person I actually told that to is currently getting a PhD at Stanford so maybe I'm just a fucking retard.
Never ever tell some slut in a bar your real name. Always have a burner phone. Victory.
I've always gone with Jake though. I've pulled off Jake for like 15 years
I want to give more money to this place