♪alt13
Well-Known Member
I keep having the same conversation with women. I'm not really sure why women open up to me about their reproduction. Perhaps it's because I am a father that is still with their mother and I look like a non-judgmental person. Point is they do, and there seems to be a trend that kinda pisses me off. A fair number of men(a lot) seem to be confused about a woman's right to choose. They seem to think it means a man's right to choose.
I keep running into women that have been pressured or told that they should have an abortion if they were to get pregnant. It's despicable. There seems to be a large number of young men that are seemingly liberal on this issue but only for their own benefit and they are using it to oppress women.
The young women who I spoke to tonight told me that she had a pregnancy scare and that her boyfriend wasn't ready for kids. He used her immigration status as a threat and was pressuring her to have an abortion. Luckily it was just a scare. She didn't have to make that choice but the expectations have been set regardless. It disturbs me(and like I said this is far from the first situation like this I have come across)that men would dare to push women toward an abortion that they do not want.
It seems to me that we are failing young men and women by not properly educating them, especially young men, in their rights and their roles when it comes to reproduction.
A woman's right to choose does not mean that you get to force that on her, douchebag!
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I keep running into women that have been pressured or told that they should have an abortion if they were to get pregnant. It's despicable. There seems to be a large number of young men that are seemingly liberal on this issue but only for their own benefit and they are using it to oppress women.
The young women who I spoke to tonight told me that she had a pregnancy scare and that her boyfriend wasn't ready for kids. He used her immigration status as a threat and was pressuring her to have an abortion. Luckily it was just a scare. She didn't have to make that choice but the expectations have been set regardless. It disturbs me(and like I said this is far from the first situation like this I have come across)that men would dare to push women toward an abortion that they do not want.
It seems to me that we are failing young men and women by not properly educating them, especially young men, in their rights and their roles when it comes to reproduction.
A woman's right to choose does not mean that you get to force that on her, douchebag!
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