If a woman wanted an abortion, and an artificial womb was available at no cost to them, how many would choose to transplant the fetus to an artificial womb and make child support payments for 18 years to somebody else to raise the child?

This is a thought experiment I have sometimes. I wonder how women would feel if the same logic used against men were applied to women in my hypothetical scenario.

"You helped make the baby, so you need to financially support that child, whether you wanted it or not"

I hypothesize that a significant percentage of women would rather abort the baby to avoid financial responsibility. This would suggest that women saying "my body, my choice" is often closer to "my wallet, my choice". Thus, the hypocrisy of feminists not supporting financial abortion for men would be revealed