"Men have less reproductive and children rights"

[the_bob_delusion]

Discuss

[wilk1149]

How can you have reproductive rights when you don't have a womb. Where are you going to keep the fetus? In a box

[the_bob_delusion]

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@wilk1149 wrote:
How can you have reproductive rights when you don't have a womb. Where are you going to keep the fetus? In a box

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Granted. Then is it right to force the man against his will to financially support the child until he/she is 18yr?

[wilk1149]

Of course it is right. If your that stupid to let your seven go without any thought of what might happen afterwards then you deserve to pay double

[wilk1149]

Of course it is right. If your that stupid to let your **bleep** go without any thought of what might happen afterwards then you deserve to pay double

[vicr3000]

How about not having equal rights in regards to a decision to terminate ?

After all, it is made up of half the man.

[wilk1149]

I don't have any kids. Cover up or pull out.

[2106greencat]

Do you mean men have less choices ?

Your OP is a little short and hard to get the gist of.

My son has a friend who has just found out his girlfriend is pregnant, all the precautions were taken, but things happen (or do they?).

I have since found out that this girl has become pregnant before to another guy and had to take steps to terminate as said guy was not interested in becoming a parent (they would have been 17 at the time).

This girl and my son's friend are now 20, and he is standing by her and having the child, moving in together and is being very supportive,  but sadly he had no chance to decide wheher he wanted a child or not.

If that is what you are getting at? 

[wilk1149]

If it's not your body it's not your decision

[vicr3000]

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@2106greencat wrote:

Do you mean men have less choices ?

This girl and my son's friend are now 20, and he is standing by her and having the child, moving in together and is being very supportive,  but sadly he had no chance to decide wheher he wanted a child or not.

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That is what I was getting at.

BTW, do you think the "accident" was intentional, in that the woman did it on purpose ?