I don't say birth control is evil, I say most forms of birth control are unhealthy and I've said why they're unhealthy and you've named a couple of reasons yourself.
Your friends are buying lube because their bodies don't function normally. You have the sex experience of, in your own words "a rock" because you're on antidepressents. I don't think any of that is evil or morally wrong. I'm sad that you are in a place where you're depressed without them. I'm sad that your friends think being dry is normal.
I'm sad that you get angry and lash out rather than use the knowledge to your advantage. I know I threw a little dirt back at you when you tried to call me an incel. I have regrets about my voracious sex life, but not insecurities, that's why it doesn't work.
But you are clearly insecure about your and your friends's health and not without reason. It hadn't occured to you that the dryness in bed was connected to the medication and now you seem to have accepted the fact by saying buying lube is worth the other choices. From denial to bargaining. Couple of steps to go in the grieving process.
With that you've also admitted that it is possible for a guy to be informed about female bodies (as if women come out of the uterus with full medical knowledge).
We are all plagued by the fact that we are at the center of every one of our experiences.
I know I have bias when it comes to IUD's for example. One GF's periods just became that much more painful for her. Another was worse. She just lost all of her joy in life (and sex, though for sex was the main thing in her life anyways). But then another had no issues whatsoever with it. I've only known three gfs with iuds and from what I read, it is less harmful than birth control pill.
Except of course that when an IUD fails it can lead to a horror scenario
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