I wanted to check the fact that birth control pills were Jєωιѕн. 

This is what I found

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/pill-dr-john-rock-1890-1984/

He was Catholic.

I noticed that his buddy Pincus was a Jew. Pincus was the father of another not so wonderful gift to mankind, IVF (More babies are killed via IVF than abortion). Pincus was a good buddy with Sanger, an apostatized Catholic. I see in the PBS essay that Rock apostatized after Humanae Vitae. Sounds like his ending theme song was Paul Anka's (made famous by Sinatra) "My Way."

Gregory G. Pincus - Wikipedia

Women are also on anti-depressants so that could change their mood. I've noticed that when I interact with women in service positions, they are not nice to deal with.

Also, birth control pills can be excreted from the body and get into the city water.

I’ve suspected for some time the latter is a factor in rapidly declining sperm counts in the western nations. 
There are also all manner of drugs like antidepressants (SSRI) in the water and food cycles. 
Just because a female service worker is unpleasant to deal with doesn’t mean she’s on birth control. LOTS of service workers are less than amiable these days. They’re largely outsourced, underpaid, overworked, and have difficulty with speaking clear English, or, shall I say, the English speaking customers have difficulty understanding accented English. My Dad (RIP) was hard of hearing and simply couldn’t understand accented English over the phone. In his waning years, I had to take over, first, by requesting a native English speaking service person. If not available, I had to take over the phone transaction. Even then, it was less than optimal because I have difficulty with certain accents, Indian, (Hindi), Tagalog, Chinese, Vietnamese in particular. It’s not an excuse, but is understandable for service workers to become grumpy dealing with not so nice customers all day. Maybe they’re on birth control, too!  In which case they may deserve one another!  

Another example of the detriment of most women not having the right men in their personal lives to lead them, hence, these women make poor decisions such as getting on anti-depressants which opens another can of worms. Ultimately, it comes down to the choices women make. The choice to atomize themselves from men in general because "muh feminism" or the choice to have loser men in their lives.

And then, truly Catholic men are not easily found! They’re in short supply. 

When faced with a life of singlehood, most women will take second best or settle for the dregs in the barrel.

Although it’s not technically a vocation or even traditionally recognized by the Church as a viable option, a life of “on one’s own and single in the world,” is probably the most difficult of states for women.