Would you trust a man to take the pill?

Sooo, this has been in the work for a while now but Researchers at the University of Kansas and the University of Kansas Medical Center have recieved a grant to develop a male contraceptive. The pill will cause temporary infertility. Meanwhile Researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle and in Europe are working on a hormone contraceptive that lowers sperm count. It may be five years for a male pill hits the market but one could appear in Europe sooner.

So what do you think? Would you trust your guy to take the pill in lieu of you taking it? I wonder if both types of pills can be taken and would that increase the effectiveness of not getting pregnant. In any event I am not so sure I would trust the guy. My thoughts are that since women are used to doing so why fix it if it aint broke. I can't see a guy, whose never had to do so before, start taking a birth control pill. Maybe a younger generation new to the "process" would be more sucessful. But call me crazy if women decided to liberate themselves and force the man to see how it feels and take the pill, well, I think we'd see a lot more pregnacies happening. But on the other hand, guys wouldn't you feel more empowered? A guy couldn't argue that he was "trapped" when a woman doesn't take the pill because he can now too (not to mention he should have been using the condom anyway). To me, it's only fair to spread the proverbial wealth and put the responsibility on both parties because, hello, the act is done by both. I'm just saying...still I don't know if I'd trust the guy...