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I'm a man , I'm glad I was born a man, and any man that whines that he doesn't have as much rights as a woman is kinda wimp
Way to add nothing to the topic at hand. Pointing out the fact that women have more rights than men do isnt wimpy at all, it is attempting to right a financial wrong.
Since it is the womans choice like you said, surely you agree that she should be 100% financially responsible for that choice. Why should someone else be forced to support her choice through involuntary servitude which is unconstitutional.
I would be fine with a man being able to sign away all parental rights and responsibilities. But I think there should be a time limit on doing so, to give the woman a chance to make decisions.
A man who has grievances that men are being dominated by woman is a whining wimp
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I am man, there is a not enough gold in the world to make me wish I was a woman.
What the hell are you babbling about?
So because you like being a man -- which is an argument that's taking place only in your mind -- therefore it's okay for family court to discriminate against men?
I would be fine with a man being able to sign away all parental rights and responsibilities. But I think there should be a time limit on doing so, to give the woman a chance to make decisions.
What would that time limit be?
It's common sense that babies bring financial hardship on everyone except those who are wealthy, that doesnt require an extended amount of time to figure out.
How about from conception to 1 year old. Is that enough time, or too much?
So because you like being a man -- which is an argument that's taking place only in your mind -- therefore it's okay for family court to discriminate against men?
What rights/ privileges do men have that women do not?
How about in family court?
I've never been sued for being a deadbeat dad, so I wouldn't know
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