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0	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers Just take a second. You’re saying if SHE doesn’t want to get pregnant SHE should make sure one is involved and I agree, but in addition if HE doesn’t want HER to get pregnant, HE should make sure HE puts one on too. Please tell me you see what I’m just trying to say. I’m not saying it’s not her responsibility, I’m just saying it’s equally his as well to try and prevent a pregnancy. That’s all	/r/MensRights	01/10/21 11:16 AM
1	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers That’s not what I’m trying to say and I’m not trying to come off as sexist. My whole point is that to prevent a baby it should be 50/50. If she gets pregnant the fault lies with both parties a majority of the time not just the woman because she is the one who carries the baby. If you have a condom you should use it. And if you have a brand new condom and you put it on and she has no access to it how can she poke holes in it? If poked holes in condoms scares people then just be vigilant and aware…	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 10:06 PM
1	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers But if you have a condom why not just use it? Why wait for her to say that the only way she’ll consent to sex is if you put it on? In this scenario you give her the power to basically decide your fate. What if she is crazy and just wants to get pregnant and trap you? Then you went along with it because she didn’t tell you to put it on when you could have taken it upon yourself to put it on anyways. That would be really messed up but if you had the chance to avoid it and didn’t you should have.	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 05:10 PM
1	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers That’s a human trait not just a female trait. There are plenty of men who lie when it suits them too even in situations like this. Yes he consented to sex but if he didn’t wear a condom and still came inside her then he willingly participated in an activity that could possibly result in a pregnancy. You can consent to sex and make sure to wear a condom and then you don’t have to worry about this issue.	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 04:41 PM
1	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers That doesn’t even make sense. If you yourself won’t take the initiative to bring a condom and to say “hey i don’t want a baby so I’m putting this on” then how can you get upset if she gets pregnant? Even if she was on the pill, I know plenty of people who have multiple children while on the pill. Yes a woman grows the child in her body but before that a man has to put his sperm in her. If you don’t want kids you should be just as responsible as her in making sure that you practice safe sex	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 04:34 PM
-1	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers You’re choice happens when you decide whether or not to put a condom on and whether or not you cum in her. She can’t make a baby without the sperm so once you give that to her that’s consent for a baby whether you know it or not and at that moment you CHOSE to be involved. If you don’t want to get women pregnant buy condoms, get a vasectomy, or just don’t have sex if you’re not ready for the possibility of having a child.	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 06:05 AM
1	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers if a man willingly participates in unprotected intercourse and it results in a pregnancy that is obvious consent. There are many types of contraceptives available for men and they can even get reversible vasectomies done and not worry about getting a woman pregnant. The “idiocy” when sleeping around works both way as well. Don’t just blame the woman because you didn’t plan to get her pregnant. There are instances where a woman doesn’t even know she is pregnant either. If you didn’t want to creat…	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 05:55 AM
2	I think a law should be passed that allows men to not become fathers So in this scenario is the woman responsible for providing condoms and being on birth control while the male just raw dogs and says oh well?	/r/MensRights	30/09/21 05:44 AM