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Yeah like, a handful of cases at most. Like I said, the law could be ammended but good fucking luck ever proving it. You might be one of the very lucky few who actually make the news (and subsequently drive all the r/incels and people at r/pussypassdenied rage) but most women do not get their perpetrator convicted of a crime. https://psmag.com/news/for-women-who-have-been-victims-of-stealthing-there-can-be-dangerous-health-consequences-and-little-option-for-legal-recourse Again, I'm not arguing …
/r/MensRights16/06/19 10:52 PM
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Probably, it's basically just estrogen and progestin and if either were not elevated than you could probably safely say they had stopped taking the pill. Interesting idea, I think you'd find a lot of people may argue that they simple took the pills wrong or forgot. Most people think you just take one every day and that's it but it is slightly more complicated than that, depending. If you’re taking 21-day pills, don’t take any pills during the fourth week. If you’re using 28-day pills, once you g…
/r/MensRights16/06/19 10:12 PM
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Okay, that's not a terrible idea. At least it's the only one I see that addresses my points well enough. Legally speaking it definitely would make sense. However, socially speaking it would make women far more particular about their partner choices. Women are already the gatekeepers of sex and are taught from a young age that if they get pregnant and have a baby they could be stuck with one as a single mother because men are fickle and like to pump and dump. Even if you use a condom or the pill …
/r/MensRights16/06/19 10:05 PM
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Uhh, there isn't much proof? That was my entire point. Just cause you can sue doesn't mean you can win. You can sue anyone in a court of law over just about anything. There is a huge difference between being allowed to accuse someone of breaking a law and completely another in actually proving someone broke a law or owes you anything or deserves jail time because of it. Do you think that any woman who accuses a man of wrongful impregnation despite having given consent to sex automatically wins i…
/r/MensRights16/06/19 09:41 PM
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I agree with the sentiment that there should be legal repercussions from an ethical standpoint.... But practically speaking it doesnt seem like it would make much difference. I mean, unless you intend to sign a contract every time you have sex that your lady friend is currently on the pill or whatever else, you would have virtually little to no way to prove she ever broke a law. Rape happens a lot. Yet very, very few rapes lead to charges being filed. And very, very few rape cases result in jail…
/r/MensRights14/06/19 08:59 PM
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I agree with the sentiment that there should be legal repercussions from an ethical standpoint.... But practically speaking it doesnt seem like it would make much difference. I mean, unless you intend to sign a contract every time you have sex that your lady friend is currently on the pill or whatever else, you would have virtually little to no way to prove she ever broke a law. Rape happens a lot. Yet very, very few rapes lead to charges being filed. And very, very few rape cases result in jail…
/r/MensRights14/06/19 08:56 PM
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To you and u/dukunt make sure you get check ups on that thing to make sure it didnt fix itself. My sister got pregnant at 39 after her husband had been snipped 10 years prior. He got a few check ups early on but then stopped. One day apparently it just healed itself and boom: more kids.
/r/MensRights14/06/19 08:44 PM
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