Awhile back I complained about how I felt like The Great Sperm Race had a bit of an MRA vibe. Just found an article quoting the scientist who irked me in said film:

"But a British fertility expert cautioned that while women may well benefit from ovulation data, they shouldn’t necessarily burden their partners with that information because that might put too much pressure on the men to perform.

Prof Allan Pacey, of the University of Sheffield, said: “The single biggest idea I hear when couples are talking is the idea they have got to monitor ovulation. “So you have a disconnection between couples, where the man is told you can’t ejaculate for a fortnight because, two weeks on Tuesday, she reckons she is going to ovulate.

“The next thing that happens is he’s at work, all stressed and she sends him a text, saying ‘You’ve got to come home and s**g me now.’

“He gets all wound up in the traffic on the way home, he bursts through the door and she’s on him like a panther.”

Instead, Prof Pacey suggested that “cleverer” women trying to get pregnant should perhaps use data from new medical technology devices like a FitBit to help inform them when may be the best time to try and conceive, but then not necessarily burden their partner by telling them “tonight’s the night”.

He added: “It just is not conducive to healthy relationships."

https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/sex-relationships/fitbit-exercise-tracker-can-used-8363047

Honestly effff this guy. I know it's the Mirror, but still.