[newsclues]

Has anyone considered that birth control is actually messing with humans?

[red-iron-pine]

Lots of folks. Endocrine disruption is a common discussion here and other places. It's debatable how much is related to plastics, hormones in the water, air pollution, or other factors.

To paraphrase one bankrupt demagogue: "it's makin the frogs gay"

[rdedev]

Did you mean birth control pills or just birth control in general?

[newsclues]

I know it exists, but I don't know what form the medication is in.

But I know it's so ubiquitous it is in the water.

[unglaublich]

Yes, birth control medication has been extensively research.

[mensetmanusman]

Certain aspects have, others have not. You can see by the downvotes that asking the question is seen as a political attack by many.

[mensetmanusman]

Massive hormone therapy at a never-before-attempted scale might have an effect…

[newsclues]

Didn't think this was controversial.

[sapientiae3]

Not just individuals, but relationships too.