Women have carried the main burden of contraception for decades, both practically and health-wise. The societal norm of putting side effects and costs on women is criticized as unfair and problematic.

The book dispels misconceptions about the lack of effective and safe male contraception methods, presenting various existing procedures and examining why they aren't widely available.

The author calls for active engagement from politics, research, and society to promote equal contraception, demanding more investment in male contraception research and broader public debate.