Sperm Snatching as a Problem of Dynamic Inconsistency | Dollars and Sex | Big Think

hardwarequestions · 2012-04-05T18:07:01+00:00

You're making it very difficult for me to blissfully continue enjoying bigthink and some of its videos.

Dammit. The comments section...

ullere · 2012-04-05T22:01:16+00:00

Interesting explaination as to why women who become pregnant 'for them' or through deception eventually all take child maintenance from the unfortunate dad. No real morality in the article just pure economic theory.

The comments section has filled me with hope. Chriss webb 'women have the finale say in who they want to be with. Men just couple with the willing. World wide. In all cultures. For all of recorded history' is his first comment then... 'The more I think about this article the more pissed I get. Women get sole say with what they do with their body. And if a woman gets pregnant through deception. She can go after the man for support. And the man has absolutely no say about the pregnancy. i.e abortion. Because need I point out for the people commenting and not reading the article. This is not about men being irresponsible. It's about woman who can't maintain a normal healthy adult relationship with someone. And feel like a child will fill some empty void in their life only to realize they failed again and feel the need to drag someone else into their misery. We are talking about women who can't even go to a sperm bank. To be honest. This was probably their goal to start with. '

+1 to the MRA ranks.

Title	Sperm Snatching as a Problem of Dynamic Inconsistency \| Dollars and Sex \| Big Think
Author	dicipres
Upvotes	5
Comments	2
Date	April 5, 2012 5:37 PM UTC (14 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
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