<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I was reading the advice columns because they always have some silly situations that make me laugh. One woman wrote in because she is upset with her boyfriend. They have been together for a year and she has an IUD (inter uterine device) and she wants her boyfriend to stop using condoms. He refuses. She says since they are monogamous and STD free he is being unreasonable.

My belief is she is being unreasonable. I think it should be the responsibility of both parties to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. They don't both have to use separate birth control, but they have to agree on the method of birth control. People suggested he was cheating or wanted the decreased sensation so he could last longer or didn't trust her. My point is it doesn't matter. Asking him to stop wearing a condom because she has an IUD would be like him telling her to not use an IUD because he uses condoms. It doesn't matter how effective each method is. Each person has a right to decide how to control their reproductive future. It doesn't have to be a trust issue, I believe he could just feel the need to have some control/be responsible for himself. 

I am curious what reddit thinks.
<bot>: Should a man have to give up his preferred choice of birth control if the woman he is with is on birth control and she feels it is effective enough?