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5	What's not taught in sex ed There is more, prior to them splitting up they were both involved in BDSM with the mother as the dominant partner. The original judge was very freaked out by this and decided that she might not provide appropriate boundaries for the kid. Of course, the dad was also involved in BDSM prior to them breaking up, but he indicated that he was reformed and had found religion. Never mind that he was going to have trouble finding acceptance in most mainstream churches too as a transgendered man, but the …	/r/MensRights	03/06/12 02:45 AM
9	What's not taught in sex ed I personally know a woman who was living in an alternative relationship with her female to male trans partner (e.g. said partner was born female but is living as a male). She got pregnant via a donor and they planned to have the biological father in the life of the kid along with the dad (the female to male trans partner). After she broke up with the dad and there was a nasty custody battle. Despite both parties admitting that the dad is not the biological father or even biologically male, she l…	/r/MensRights	02/06/12 11:13 PM
2	If you are a Feminist, and you've come here to tell us that "RadFems don't represent Feminism" please read this. Nothing, I was just saying that women can't always get through to "feminists" about their ideology either.	/r/MensRights	16/12/11 07:26 PM
6	If you are a Feminist, and you've come here to tell us that "RadFems don't represent Feminism" please read this. If it is any consolation (which I will say it probably isn't) women have this problem too sometimes. I once posted, during my very early days on reddit, on r/twox about how I believe the feminist movement has harmed women at times in its long and confusing history and got jumped all over immediately. My wife and I have argued about this too. I am all in favor of seeing women in a position where they are not harmed or abused by patriarchal societies, but I am not in favor of men losing out as a r…	/r/MensRights	16/12/11 07:14 PM
1	A girl who was statutorily raped gets her abortion paid for by the taxpayers; a boy who was statutorily raped is obligated to pay child support if his rapist decides to keep the baby My question is this - if we don't order the father to pay child support (and I'm not saying we should), are we ok with the taxpayers paying for welfare benefits for the baby instead? Either way somone pays.	/r/MensRights	04/02/11 02:01 AM

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