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Why anyone would get advice about birth control from TikTok and Instagram is beyond me. Talk to your doctor, ask questions, and if one method doesn’t work for you, switch. Every medicine has side affects, just because your friend had bad side affects, doesn’t mean you will.
How many of these women would be happy with an unplanned pregnancy?
I’m not trying to downplay serious side affects and I’m not denying they can happen, but everyone is different and that’s why it’s important to have conversations with YOUR doctor.
Also, if you’re getting your info from Tik Tok and social media, you need to mature a bit before having sex
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Your last sentence hit the spot and can apply to many other crucial decisions.
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Even though news on social media is heavily opinion rather than factual reporting, and some of the opinions are counterfactual, a substantial percentage of people get news from social media.
And that’s a problem…you shouldn’t trust something just because it’s on social media.
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