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From the 1873 Comstock Act to the groundbreaking inventions of today, a history of contraceptives reveals how they evolved from an illicit trade located in secret places and pornography outlets to one of the most legitimate businesses in America.
... any method of contraception that diminished sperm count would create psychological problems for many men, leading to ego loss and impotence. Apparently, these were more serious than an unwanted pregnancy. pg. 252 #masculinitysofragile 🙄🙄
Devices and Desires: A History of Contraceptives in America | 
