The point of sex WAS to have children back a few hundred years ago when there were no forms of birth control save for a good ‘ol flight of stairs. That’s why all them oldie family portraits have a baseball team sized family.
But no, for most people, sex is because it’s sex. We don’t do it necessarily for the purpose of procreation but just because our hormones drive us to.
But should a period be missed after 2 or 3 weeks, it’s good to have a backup option. I want to bone my GF but I do NOT want anymore kids. She doesn’t either. For all the republicans crying “government stay out!” I cannot think of a better example than this.
Oh yes I will get more shit for this post than anything so far, but I’m just being honest.
I'm thinking a lot of people out in the real world are sick of hearing about sex sex sex and gender identities 24/7. In that way, the repeal seems like a refreshing direction. In an individual experience, I get why this is distressing, but I can also see why many people welcome it during the era of 24/7/365 "Pride" and "Kink Positivity!"
Personally, too much sexuality rubbed in my face-- uninvited-- has the opposite effect on me from what is intended. It actually makes me find the human body and sexuality repulsive. It's not like the benign nudity one sees in ancient sculpture, or if someone's in a shower room changing their clothes-- it's like in-your-face porn-inspired-self obsessed "social justice" bullshit. You can practically smell the yeast infections and smegma through the screen on social media. I don't find putting a magnifying glass up to sex as appealing. I don't need to see every asshole hair, thank you.
It's actually a GOOD thing to suppress sexual impulses at times, because that energy can then be channelled into glorious things. Consider all the great artwork and music that was created during the time periods when various cultures had strict rules regarding sexual behavior and expression. Men with a creative sense had to use their capabilities to attract someone (outside showcasing their own bodily functions and sexual prowess)-- they channeled that creativity into creative trades, literature, architecture, painting, music, hobbies, philosophy. While acquiring wealth was one goal, it's not hard to imagine attracting women with a display of their skill wasn't another goal. Women developed creative abilities in the arts, learning language, and in terms of practical necessities, food cultivation and creation, creating clothing, weaving, embroidery, education in plant-based medicine. It might sound ludicrous, but those things are not easily "done from scratch" and require the ability to plan for the future, set priorities, etc..
My opinion... Flopping on one's back, getting a hard on, or sticking one's ass in the air doesn't require any kind of skill. Throughout much of history, people who did that excessively were considered burdens on society, brutish, cheap, as useless people.
There's no real magnetic energy there when you're with someone who feels entitled to a hump with you simply because they exist. Could be my lizard brain telling me "don't fuck a moron, you don't want stupid offspring", but who knows.
Please, God 
