Aren't "abstinence" or "don't have sex" the same thing? This is sexist.
Again, Women have 6 months to terminate their responsibilty and ruin a man's live? We want legislation that will give us some sort of protection. If you keep yelling "don't have sex, because you are the inferiorior gender" we will keep calling you out as a Sexist.
You are saying. We have to deal with it, because we are the wrong gender? This is still sexist.
So we are inferior, we get that. We know we are. We wan't laws that will help us fight the inherent inequality.
Women can terminate their responsibility in the first 6 months or give the child up for adoption after it's born. Men deserve legal protection to correct the current inequality. As long as you are against that you remain a sexist.
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because of the risk you took.
biology is a buyer's market. it lands on your side when you pick the side (hint, dont flip it).Now you either have to be with her or pay money, either way, the game is rigged.
And unlike the Legacy of Kain games, Our coin cannot land on it's side unless she dies by some freak accident.
If we are going to be hypothetical what if the women signes a deal before they have sex that states that "she is of legal age and does not demand anything of him if she gets pregnant". Would the justice system validate it?
And in the real world for this example, let's say I am a single male and got with a single women, should I check her to make sure she is of legal age (even if to be in a bar you need to be of such, maybe she has a fake ID) and do I need to check where the condom gets after I used it, or if she is really on birth control?
While the sistem today has it's logic only when applied to a real couple or family (as in married couple) it leaves the rest fucked up.
I have read up on them, but let me just make a statement.
Would a benign and incredibly equal movement of female rights advocation be arguing on a World of Warcraft off topic forum that men have no rights to their child or their financial future if pregnancy is conceived?
Pretty sure TRUE Equalists would be saying "If Women have a get out clause for pregnancy, Men should have some protection too".
Actually, it all links in with men's rights. This is not just a pregnancy thread you know.
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The best part is, not one of these people have answered my Hypothetical.
What happens if the man was date raped? Is it HIS FAULT he may have impregnated a woman while being raped?
Not a far stretch from, "You could get someone pregnant." -> "You're not entitled to have sex."
Thing is, it's entirely possible for a woman to force, trick or blackmail a man into parenthood. Are you still insistent a man be financially supportive for a child if the former can be proven?
You could say they're the same yes. I don't see how it is sexist. You're not entitled to have sex with women just because you're a man you know and women are not entitled to having sex with men just because they're women.
Telling people they're not entitled to having sex, is sexist? I'd say the same to women who think they're entitled to having sex.
No, I'm saying "deal with it" because you were equally responsible in getting the woman pregnant as she was for having sex with you.
Exactly how are you inferior?
Why you even wrote this in response to the quoted text I do not understand. You talked about wanting to be regarded as a sperm donor - you don't have sex with the one who is gonna receive the sperm if you're a sperm donor. You put the sperm in a glass container which they use later for insemination. You don't get to have sex with the receiver as a sperm donor, that is what you want, to have sex with a woman and THEN ALSO be regarded as a sperm donor. That's not how being a sperm donor works.
Then you report it the police.
he has full responsibility for his decisions, yes. she has responsibility for hers as well.
he did have a say in the outcome.yet he gets no say in the outcome?
Thats very very sexist.
"stick it in and roll the dice"
vs
"decide he'd rather not risk potentially 20 years of financial slavery on a moments pleasure."