Post: #26

(05-12-2016 04:03 AM)brick tamland Wrote:  This contraceptive seems to have also affected her emotional stability and ability to reason and make good choices. I think it affects the hormonal balance in particular the hormones that regulate motivation since she was a lazy slob and avoided any form of exertion.
Having seen her 'before' pictures, the glint in her eye is gone and so is her zest for life. Part of the reason is being a slut in her 20s, taking multiple cocks and having her precious heart broken. She's become a dullard who needs to eat junk, have edgy sex, and binge drink to feel 'alive'.

Her bad choices and slutty attitude are just her broken conscience. Birth control has nothing to do with it other than reinforcing her belief that actions have no consequences.

Sounds like you might have pedestalized her before she got fat but now you see who she was all along.

Post: #27

Birth Control was a major factor that ruined my first marriage. It ruined her weight wholesale and even when I helped her with her diets and exercise she never could lose any of it. Her terrible mood swings eventually became legit mood disorders. When she and I were having "peace talks" before the divorce one of my demands was no more birth control. She did not want that because she wanted a PhD.

It is annoying having to repel doctors and hospital people trying to press my wife nowadays with it. They keep trying to tell me that they are required to ask my wife and only she can answer. They get pissed off when she asks me what her answer should be. Little do they understand, that we keep it 100 percent traditional and submissive. You ask her something, you are asking me you indoctrinated feminists. I would rather get surgery before putting mine on pills.

I have no proof, but I think the reason for the individual experiences varying so much might have alot to do with hormonal imbalances, thyroid, and adrenal gland health of the specific woman. If my ex was still with me I could have experimented with that. Maybe someone else with access to a fat BC taking woman can try that if they care enough about the chick.

Post: #28

I'm sure this happens to a certain extent because what birth control does it trick the body into thinking the woman is pregnant. Women have to gain weight while pregnant but a lot of that is nourishment for the baby. With no baby they shouldn't gain nearly as much weight. It's not to the level where a woman was thin and turns into a fat ass though.

I'm on the side of the bigger effect being the emotional well being of women. It's tricks women's brain into thinking they are pregnant. Pregnant women go into protect mode against anything they view a threat. I know they hate me. I have two kids. The mother hated me when she was pregnant and when she was on birth control. A co-worker that was pregnant randomly pushed me one day when I was sitting down.

The birth control puts the women in that same protect mode.

Post: #29

Birth control apparently also makes girls choose men who are genetically similar to them, resulting in issues:

http://www.livescience.com/2781-pill-wom...mates.html

http://www.scientificamerican.com/articl...ens-taste/

Post: #30

I thought the depo shot was no longer on the market. It can cause all sorts of problems with weakening bones in the lower back. And yeah, it will make a woman stop getting her period, better to use regular birth control pills, it can make the period more regular.

Post: #31

Has anyone here seen bad experiences with non-hormonal female birth control like the copper IUD? Physical and/or mental?