They could have saved the planet by using less words: 'In the butt'. and the rest of the story becomes about how eco-safe sex really means not contributing more children to an over-populated planet. 'Safe sex, whether using eco-friendly products or not, is the most sustainable for people and the planet in the long run,' she says. 'People shouldn't not use condoms or not take birth control because of the waste aspect - it's more important to protect you and your partner.'ĭr Akinsemolu agrees. 'We have to consider what waste is worth producing and what isn't,' she says. Then you get these two lovely paragraphs: Pocket Ninja: So you get multiple paragraphs discussing how latex condoms are, like, the worst thing ever except for manufactured lubricants which are worse, then a nice middle section describing how one alternative, lambskin condoms, don't actually prevent STDs and the other alternative, a natural home-made lubricant apparently based on corn starch, shouldn't ever be used unless you talk to a doctor.

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