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1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Yes. I heavily believe in this "inequality" because in the world you want, the majority of men would turn around and say "I'm abandoning my financial responsibility to this child" and walk away to go amd create more. At least there's no temptation to go around getting multiple women pregnant with the law as it is now.	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 06:12 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby So basically you feel oppressed because men aren't given the right to abandon kids that the mother wants but they don't and they're made to be financially responsible for said baby? But fail to acknowledge that a woman that signs over custody to the father because they dont want the baby will also pay child maintenance? Again, don't make babies if you don't want them. The entire situation is so easily avoidable. If you feel so enraged that you're made to be responsible for the kids you create si…	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 05:58 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby And if they do it means the man has also abandoned them. You have no point. You just keep repeating that women can abandon babies after birth. So can fathers, and they do. You're mad because men aren't allowed to abandon a wanted child. Good. Its not like anybody made you have unprotected sex. Nobody made you create this child you're desperate to abandon. It may not be "fair" in your eyes, but there are so many precautions you can take to not out yourself in that situation that I have little sym…	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 05:16 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby What on earth are you talking about? You realise men claim welfare dont you? You realise singke dads would be entitled to it? Moron XD	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 02:52 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby So if a woman keeps a baby you both pay for it, if not neither of you do. There's nothing unequal here. You just dont like that a womans choice is final. Stop impregnating people you dont want kids with. Yawn	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 01:12 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby No its entirely relevant. There would be no child in the first place if you were responsible enough not to create a pregnancy. To then say you have no interest in it and wont be financially responsible for it is BS. As for child maintenance - if in the instance a woman gives birth but doesn't want to be in the childs life and the father takes custody, she would pay him child maintenance? Women dont get out of paying for their kids? Men give children up for adoption all the time, not just women. …	/r/MensRights	09/08/20 05:25 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Yep. I believe a man consents to pregnancy when he ejaculates inside a female knowing that it could very well result in pregnancy, and doing it anyway. I believe men should take more responsibility for preventing pregnancy if they are adimant about not wanting children instead of relying on women to do it for them. I believe a womans say is final in the keeping of terminating of a pregnancy. I don't believe men can create kids and then shirk their financial responsibility to that child. Why shou…	/r/MensRights	09/08/20 03:20 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby All that would be relevant if there was no such thing as contraception. Again, you consent to the pregnancy when you ejaculate inside a woman, knowing that you could get her pregnant from doing so. Get a vasectomy. Wear a condom. Use spermicidal lube. Do all that, amd if you manage to still get someone pregnant, I'll pay your goddamn child maintenance for you. Its not equal, no. Its the mothers choice once a pregnancy is created and thats how it should always be, because bodily autononmy.	/r/MensRights	09/08/20 01:54 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Right? And? Again, its very easily prevented - get a vasectomy and use a condom instead of acting like pregnancy resulting from unprotected sex is a surprise. If you ejaculate inside a woman, knowing thats how babies are made, you dont then get to say you dont want it or to be responsible for it. The reason you are held responsible financially is for the welfare of the baby you decided to create. Women are made to pay child maintenance too?	/r/MensRights	09/08/20 01:19 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby "If women would treat men equally, women would choose not to have a kid if the man doesnt want to" Er, wtf? Thats not equality, thats putting all the power and decision making in the mans hands, over something that doesn't even happen to him or his body. So, in your world, men should be able to go around creating kids with women instead of using precautions like any woman thats not prepared to raise a child, then after they've done everything they're fully aware results in children and created o…	/r/MensRights	09/08/20 02:53 AM
0	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Then get a FUCKING VASECTOMY JESUS CHRIST YOU MASSIVE WHININGING MAN BABY! TAKE YOUR REPRODUCTIVE CONTROL BACK AND FIX YOURSELF LIKE YOU EXPECT WOMEN TO!	/r/MensRights	08/08/20 07:04 AM
0	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Men only want equal responsibility after the fact they've gotten a woman pregnant, never mind that they consented and pushed for "raw" sex the majority of the time because condoms "dont feel right", dont even bother to pull out and then want to stomp their feet and demand a woman puts her body through an abortion for THEM and their selfishness?! Get real. You did basic biology at school, you know full well how babies are made. Why do you think you get to take no responsibility for your actions? …	/r/MensRights	08/08/20 06:54 AM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Again, why can you not have a vasectomy? Women ARE responsible for their choices, you want us to have things inserted under our skin and in our internal organs, be pumped full of hormones, take pills, be injected etc to prevent pregnancy, you put all that responsibility on us, then bitch that you've had control taken from you. Step up and take control for yourselves as we're expected to instead of bitching about the mean lady making you pay child support for children you helped create. Equality!	/r/MensRights	08/08/20 06:43 AM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Its not equal and it never can be, pregnancy isnt an equal thing. Uts sonething that only happens to women. How do you propose to force women to abort babies they want just because their partner doesn't? How are you going to enforce a woman to carry a pregnancy she doesn't want because the man does want the baby? In both cases, that goes against womens rights to bodily autonomy. Not ever going to happen. Bitch about how unfair it is all you like, it will never change. Your choice is simple - use…	/r/MensRights	07/08/20 06:33 AM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Good. Nor should you! A woman can only produce one pregnancy a year. A man could go around impregnating and abandoning children without limit, that cannot be allowed to happen. Im sorry you have to be responsible for the things you do and the consequences of your own actions, and somehow blame the fact that children can be given up for adoption by their birth mother as the sole reason you should be allowed to create kids and take no responsibility. The reason mothers are given so many rights ove…	/r/MensRights	06/08/20 06:54 AM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby Youre obviously American, condoms are the most effective contraception you can use. Educate yourself, they teach that in year 9 science ffs	/r/MensRights	06/08/20 06:43 AM
1	Children most often killed by mothers(2012) And most often raped by their fathers. Point?	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 04:20 PM
1	It's a man's right to leave if a woman he slept with decides to keep the baby You do have a choice. Use a condom	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 04:16 PM
0	Let’s talk about it. Hardly womens fault if their dad is a dead beat that wants nothing to do with parenting his child	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 03:54 PM