Who is more responsible for getting contraception women or men?

Both. Contraception is the responsibility of everyone involved, not just one person.

In practice, most contraceptive methods are designed for women: the pill, the implant, the coil, the injection, the patch. For men, the main options are condoms and vasectomy. That's a much shorter list. Because of this, women often end up carrying most of the practical burden of contraception, which isn't particularly fair but is how things currently stand.

That doesn't let men off the hook. If you're having sex with someone, contraception is your responsibility too. That means having condoms, knowing how to use them, and being willing to have a conversation about what you're both using. Leaving it all to the other person and hoping for the best isn't responsible.

The best approach is to talk about it together. Who uses what should be a decision you make as a pair, based on what works for both of you.

Both people are responsible for contraception. It is not just one person's job.

Most types of contraception are made for women, like the pill, the implant, and the coil. For men, the main option is condoms. Because of this, women often end up doing more of the work. That is not really fair, but it is how things are right now.

That does not mean men can leave it all to the other person. If you are having sex, contraception is your responsibility too. That means having condoms, knowing how to use them, and being willing to talk about it.

The best approach is to talk about it together and decide what works for both of you.