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Yes because it's a well known fact that if a woman has problems with hormonal birth control then her partner automatically is unable to wear condoms.
My partner and I always use condoms, but it is nice knowing where I'm at in my cycle. It helps to know how paranoid I should be since I live in a red state.
I don't trust one method of birth control. We've talked about him getting a vasectomy, and I'll probably be getting a microscope.
...a microscope? 🤔
Too see if there's still sperms after the vasectomy.
Get a proper lab to check that