Polls

It's been several months since we released our "Fog Zone" report about the knowledge, attitudes, and behavior of unmarried young men and women (ages 18-29) regarding pregnancy planning, contraception, and relationships. Responses to the findings have been coming in since. (Did we mention that they inspired us to create a website?) A few of our favorite responses (besides our website, of course):

"Baby lust: Not just for the ladies" (Salon: Broadsheet)

"Rubber Barons: Why Doesn’t Your Boyfriend Know Jack About Contraception?" (Washington City Paper, The Sexist)

"The Birth-Control Riddle" (The Wall Street Journal)

"The Pill at 50: Sex, Freedom and Paradox" (TIME)

"Sex and risk among people in their 20s" (Los Angeles Times)

Wanna cut straight to the chase? You can download the report itself, and/or get more information about the study on The National Campaign's website.

What's being said—right now—on Twitter.

Our podcast "I Can't Get Pregnant - Oh Wait, I Can! explores one surprisingly common misconception about pregnancy - the old, "I'm infertile" argument. So, what are twitter users saying about not being able to get pregnant?