Last month, scientists took a major step towards developing a male birth control – news that I’m sure will come as music to many women’s ears.
While there have previously been concerns about whether such a contraceptive would work in practice, a new survey suggests that men would be more receptive to it than thought.
The survey, by YouGov, revealed that one in three men would be willing to take a ‘male pill.’
Surprisingly, this is exactly the same percentage of women who currently use hormonal contraception.
Delving deeper into the results, the researches found that among 25-49 year olds – the group most likely to be sexually active – this figure rises to four in ten.
However, a quarter said they would ‘definitely not’ be willing to take a male pill.
The survey also asked participants whose responsibility contraception is – the man’s or the woman’s.
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The results revealed that 79% of Brits believe men and women should take equal responsibility for making sure contraception is used
However, in practice, it seems that most people think women take more responsibility.
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