shewantsrevenge75 Archive

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1	Your body your choice, my money my choice I agree with you. If two people have sex, a pregnancy happens, the dude says "hey I don't want any part of this" and she says "well im having the baby anyway" I would rather the dude just bounce. Why fight some idiot that will do anything to avoid paying child support? However, paying money and being expected to have your body used against your will is not comparable. But yea, if a woman is allowed to make a choice about having a kid, why shouldn't the guy?	/r/MensRights	24/08/24 05:31 AM
0	Your body your choice, my money my choice Contraception prevents it from happening. Abortion doesn't stop a pregnancy from happening, it terminates a pregnancy that already exists. That's why they are different words with different meanings. Educate yourself.	/r/MensRights	24/08/24 05:22 AM
-1	Your body your choice, my money my choice Lol, abortion is not contraception, how stupid. Contraception prevents pregnancy, so how can abortion prevent a pregnancy that is already in progress???	/r/MensRights	24/08/24 12:13 AM
1	A right we need... You have no point. Woman cannot force pregnancy. If they could, there would be no need fertility clinics. Because women could just force pregnancy. Pregnancy and gestation are not the same. Please, enlighten everyone how women can force a Pregnancy. Don't think I'm the one "misinterpreting" anything. You're trying to make it sound like women can control pregnancy. Like women can do this despite what a man wants. They can't. Women can choose to end their unwanted pregnancies and control their own…	/r/MensRights	06/02/24 02:42 AM
1	A right we need... Does a woman impregnate herself? No. Of course the two people consenting to sex are consenting to sex. Sex isn't consent to pregnancy. If a woman's birth control fails, she was clearly not consenting to getting pregnant. Still, even with birth control in place, the man still makes the choice to ejaculate inside her right? If she doesn't want him to do that. And he does anyway, that's rape. But if they both say "ah the hell with it, just cum inside me." Does the guy still not have the choice to s…	/r/MensRights	06/02/24 01:51 AM
1	A right we need... Women can make a decision to gestate. They cannot "decide" to become pregnant. Do you know what a fertility clinic is? Do you understand why people use them? Guess not since "women can force pregnancy". You ignorantly posted that women can "force" pregnancy. Which they cannot. Word mean things. Women can decide to remain pregnant. If that's what you were clumsily trying to imply Lol Gestation is not "pregnancy". It's continuing a pregnancy that had already happened due to a biological function. …	/r/MensRights	06/02/24 01:45 AM
1	A right we need... Women can not FORCE a pregnancy. Tell that to the women who desperately want children and cannot get pregnant. TIL that women can just force themselves to become pregnant. Wtaf	/r/MensRights	06/02/24 01:05 AM
1	A right we need... Because YOU chose (or accidently) came inside her. She did not choose to ovulate. She didnt decide to "get fertilized". She literally has NO control over the biological process of being impregnated. Men risk impregnating every time they cum (I mean unless they have a low sperm count or they've had a vasectomy and even that isn't 💯 fool proof). If you cum inside her, YOU took the risk. Even if she said "just cum inside me, I'm on birth control", YOU took the risk. If you didn't want to get her pr…	/r/MensRights	06/02/24 01:04 AM