Reddit mentions of Fertility For Dummies

> You are aware that the book you're citing, Fertility: Assessment and Treatment for People with Fertility Problems, is literally about reproductive problems that may limit one's chances of reproducing( fertility problems), right?

You're aware that the statistic I was quoting referred to couples without fertility problems, right?

> its findings are inapplicable to my comments that couples without any reproductive problems shouldn't be surprised with pregnancy if they don't prevent it by using various forms of birth control

What you actually said was, regarding pregnacy, "the success rate is close to 100% in the absence of reproductive complications on either party". This is false. You then went on to say "Even if it is not planned, having intercourse without birth control when the two people involved have no health problems that could jeopardize the process can only lead to pregnancy". This is also false.

I gave you a chance to back up but you decided to dig your heels in and embarrass yourself further. Before you reply again, I recommend you educate yourself about basic biology. You can start by ordering this book and making sure you understand it. Happy reading!

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