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birthcontrolled
contraception and pregnancy prevention
Basic Account, Created on 12 August 2006 (#10893087), Last updated on 2 October 2012 [Gift]
- 362 journal entries
- 1,398 comments received
- 22 tags
- Name:
- Dialogue on Pregnancy Prevention & Contraception
- Membership:
- Open
- Posting Access:
- All Members, Moderated
- Interests: (95)
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- About
- Welcome! This is a community (still somewhat in the works) for people to talk, ask, or vent about birth control.
We're really hoping for it to be a place to have constructive discussions and debates (as long as they're kept civil and respectful) as well as for questions, comments, rants and frustrations, new findings, thoughts, ideas, and anything else you might have to say about Birth Control.
You may ask absolutely anything. No, really.
We'd definitely love to have some more people knowledgeable in the subjects of contraception and womens' health join, so that we can foster informative discussions, dispell misinformation, and give out the best information and advice possible.
Your moderator is
jennifer0246. We are here to facilitate respectful and open dialogue. To contact a mod, please visit the public post on 
bcdmods and leave us a comment.