Findlayhibby
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Is a women's right to chose.End of.
Is a women's right to chose.End of.
Entertaining little chat on that general topic. No doubt people with a penis obsession such as @EH17 Jimmy will enjoyWhat if the woman is one of them new fangled women, with a cock. Is it still a women’s right to
choose?
Entertaining little chat on that general topic. No doubt people with a penis obsession such as @EH17 Jimmy will enjoy
Indeed.Is a women's right to chose.End of.
It's anyone who gets pregnant then has the right to chose .What if the woman is one of them new fangled women, with a cock. Is it still a women’s right to
choose?
It's anyone who gets pregnant then has the right to chose .
How would you get a woman with a cock pregnant?What if the woman is one of them new fangled women, with a cock. Is it still a women’s right to
choose?
Immaculate conceptionHow would you get a woman with a cock pregnant?
How would you get a woman pregnant with a cock?
He should absolutely pay to support his child.What if the woman “chooses” to keep the baby but the Father doesn’t want to support her or the child???? Should he be made pay child support etc??? Because if he has no say if the woman aborts his child or not if the woman chooses abortion and it’s only her right to choose then why should he be made pay for a child if she chooses to keep the baby. It’s a much more complicated issue than just a woman’s right to choose in my opinion.
he should have jumped off at Haymarket if he didn't want the responsibility of fathering a child.What if the woman “chooses” to keep the baby but the Father doesn’t want to support her or the child???? Should he be made pay child support etc??? Because if he has no say if the woman aborts his child or not if the woman chooses abortion and it’s only her right to choose then why should he be made pay for a child if she chooses to keep the baby. It’s a much more complicated issue than just a woman’s right to choose in my opinion.
Or not gone for a ride at all.he should have jumped off at Haymarket if he didn't want the responsibility of fathering a child.
But why should he be forced to support HIS child if he doesn’t get a say if his child gets aborted. It’s a complete hypocritical situation. Gets zero say on if his child gets aborted but should be forced to pay child support. I think all fathers btw need to fully support their children full stop but find this it’s a woman’s right to choose argument extremely hypocritical. At what point does her right to choose become not ok??? 12 weeks??? Over 22 weeks when the fetus is viable??? Up to the point of birth??? When does the choice not become ok or is it ok right up to the point of birth??? Again I think it’s a much more complicated issue than just a woman’s right to choose and that’s case closed.He should absolutely pay to support his child.
You’re missing my point here. Why doesn’t he get a say if his child lives or dies but has no choice but to pay up if the woman decides to keep the baby. Basically it’s none of his business if she aborts his baby but it is his business if she keeps the child. That’s completely hypocritical in my opinion.he should have jumped off at Haymarket if he didn't want the responsibility of fathering a child.
Put a Cork in it?he should have jumped off at Haymarket if he didn't want the responsibility of fathering a child.
I don't think it's an apples with apples comparison. Nobody is saying the father has no right to input, but the final decision has to be made by the person carrying the child, that's just biology surely?You’re missing my point here. Why doesn’t he get a say if his child lives or dies but has no choice but to pay up if the woman decides to keep the baby. Basically it’s none of his business if she aborts his baby but it is his business if she keeps the child. That’s completely hypocritical in my opinion.
Worked for me.
simples - his choice ended when he decided to unload inside.You’re missing my point here. Why doesn’t he get a say if his child lives or dies but has no choice but to pay up if the woman decides to keep the baby. Basically it’s none of his business if she aborts his baby but it is his business if she keeps the child. That’s completely hypocritical in my opinion.
You might have a point...You’re missing my point here. Why doesn’t he get a say if his child lives or dies but has no choice but to pay up if the woman decides to keep the baby. Basically it’s none of his business if she aborts his baby but it is his business if she keeps the child. That’s completely hypocritical in my opinion.
No if he wears a condom.A woman could get a man pregnant.
or sheNo if he wears a condom.
It's fairly simple, he takes responsibility for his own contraception and accepts that he runs the risk of it failing and if it does he's at the mercy of the expectant mother as to whether he's on the hook for having and supporting a kid or not. If he doesn't fancy the odds he has the choice to keep it in his pants.You’re missing my point here. Why doesn’t he get a say if his child lives or dies but has no choice but to pay up if the woman decides to keep the baby. Basically it’s none of his business if she aborts his baby but it is his business if she keeps the child. That’s completely hypocritical in my opinion.
A person who was born male and is living as a man cannot get pregnant.A woman could get a man pregnant.
or be jailedHe should absolutely pay to support his child.
Fuck them?How would you get a woman with a cock pregnant?
The woman carries the child and all that goes with that.You’re missing my point here. Why doesn’t he get a say if his child lives or dies but has no choice but to pay up if the woman decides to keep the baby. Basically it’s none of his business if she aborts his baby but it is his business if she keeps the child. That’s completely hypocritical in my opinion.
youre gonna have to explain that to me Moaty.Those are the facts Barney.Better get used to them.
'The Trans Gender Issue' by Sen Faye.wiki Sexuality wiki Transexuality ,central Library,bookshop at the bottom of Leith Walk etc etc.
Is that a balanced one Moaty? I find the transgender debate to be horrendously polarised so as much as I want to be supportive I can't figure out wtf folk are arguing about half the time.'The Trans Gender Issue' by Sen Faye.
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