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Hmmm...im not sure where you got that impression...my definition of a biological relationship is the natural procession of events in regards to either sex, whereby a man deposits his sperm into a woman, and his biological relationship with that sperm is ends, and the sperm belongs to the woman until that sperm develops into a child...and I feel that until that sperm & egg develop into a child, its naturally a woman's perogative to determine whether that useless lump of tissue develops into a child and nurture it into life if she so chooses, and its naturally a man's entitlement to wash his hands of both the woman and the sperm that now belongs to her, if he so chooses before it is born.
I never understand how a fetus is just a useless lump of tissue but a baby is somehow not just a useless lump of tissue.
Yeah...I agree with your basic premise except that for me life doesnt begin at conception....that you believe something different is fine...but in my world thats how things go...either way, you shouldnt let semantics forge a new enemy in situations where you find agreement with others regarding your general premise. (That men should be allowed an alternative to childsupport, post conception)
I am not trying to let semantics forge an enemy because I agree with essentially everything you are saying, I just don't get how a fetus isn't a life. I just think that different lives have different values. If not at conception, when does a fetus become a life? At conception is a fetus not homo sapien? At conception is a fetus not alive?
I am not trying to let semantics forge an enemy because I agree with essentially everything you are saying, I just don't get how a fetus isn't a life. I just think that different lives have different values. If not at conception, when does a fetus become a life? At conception is a fetus not homo sapien? At conception is a fetus not alive?
I have a theory on this, and it's based only on personal experience. When the baby is born, he takes his first little breath in this world after a hard journey for both mother and child, and everybody in the room, including experienced doctors and nurses are immediately awestruck and in love with that little new soul that just took on life.
Prior to that beautiful and painful moment, a fetus is part of a woman's body. That's just how nature designed us.
I have a theory on this, and it's based only on personal experience. When the baby is born, he takes his first little breath in this world after a hard journey for both mother and child, and everybody in the room, including experienced doctors and nurses are immediately awestruck and in love with that little new soul that just took on life.
Prior to that beautiful and painful moment, a fetus is part of a woman's body. That's just how nature designed us.
It's depressing to see first hand how terrible our high school biology in this country is, get a grip on reality.
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