One could also say the pill can control women's hormonal cycles. It's hardly a given that it will "wreck" them.
Thankfully the pill is one of the many female contraceptive choices.
The women's pill emulates and controls an existing hormonal cycle that naturally regulates their fertility.
There is no such natural hormonal cycle for men, that regulates their fertility.
If I saw some technical similarities between those two processes I would not oppose hormonal control pills for men, but the male and female bodies work differently.
Hormonal birth control for males exists. Usually by dropping testosterone which isn’t a great idea.
My point is not that hormonal treatments for men is advisable but that there are non trivial consequences for both genders.
> A hormonal approach for men would probably go very poorly.
I would have liked to continue a discussion, but it seems like you actually understood the problem but pretend not to, in order to troll someone.