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| 1 | Guy on /r/relationships finds out about his illegitimate daughter. Refuses to let her use him as a bank account, is probably attacked by raging women across /r/relationshipsI agree with you that this is an unfair situation, where the female has way more choices than the man, but I don't agree with the unfounded assumption that it should be fair. Biology and medicine have given women more options, yes, but do you really see a moral way in which a man could have a veto in the choice of his former sex patenter to have an abortion? I don't. It is unfair, but biology and indeed life in general have no obligation to be fair to us. If a woman chooses abortion, the problem… | /r/TheRedPill | 23/07/15 08:03 AM |
| 2 | Guy on /r/relationships finds out about his illegitimate daughter. Refuses to let her use him as a bank account, is probably attacked by raging women across /r/relationshipsI've been lurking in this sub for quite some time and most of the posts I see provide really good information and present an interestingly different perspective. I don't believe this is one of them, though. I agree with your view and I've done a bit of thinking: it's somewhat unfair that women get two "chances" of not having a child, one when they have sex and can use protection and the other when they find our they're pregnant and can have an abortion. Men only have one of those options and eve… | /r/TheRedPill | 23/07/15 07:20 AM |
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