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I'm sorry, but the woman can notify, but she is not obligated to do as he asks. If he tells her to keep the fetus and she doesn't want to, then he needs to find a way to transfer fetus to a surrogate or to himself, or get off his high and mighty pedestal and forget it.
The day that a (natural) man can get pregnant and bring a baby to full term is the day that there will be gender equality fully reached.
True indeed...but um what can be done about this? In the case of adoption the father can get his child back if he finds out. That's the thing though....if the mother or the father goes away what can be done? As far as abortion goes...I really don't see a way to make the ideas of some of the posters reality?
What can be done? Make every woman of child bearing age pee on a stick monthly? Will men start tracking the periods of their hook-ups and ONS?
We could establish a DNA holding company for men who are concerned that their sperm may be incubated without their knowledge.
Before any child can be adopted out without a father's consent, the database would have to be checked.
That way, baby daddy can step up and claim the child.
One problem.....I doubt there are very many men out there who care enough about what happens to their sperm to even sign up. LOL
I'm sorry, but the woman can notify, but she is not obligated to do as he asks. If he tells her to keep the fetus and she doesn't want to, then he needs to find a way to transfer fetus to a surrogate or to himself, or get off his high and mighty pedestal and forget it.
The day that a (natural) man can get pregnant and bring a baby to full term is the day that there will be gender equality fully reached.
This rationale has never made much sense to me. This can be said about anything...This is the same thing as saying dont judge a person until you walk a mile in their shoes and that sort of thing. In which case, why does anybody have a say over anything another person does with their body if they arent harming anyone else aside from themselves?.. Why should anyone have to use their body to work, if people who are naturally disabled can vote to raise our taxes?... One can say the day that another person buys my home or pays the mortgage on it, is the day they can tell me not to sell cocaine out of it. It just seems like such shallow logic, if applied universally.
This rationale has never made much sense to me. This can be said about anything...This is the same thing as saying dont judge a person until you walk a mile in their shoes and that sort of thing. In which case, why does anybody have a say over anything another person does with their body if they arent harming anyone else aside from themselves?.. Why should anyone have to use their body to work, if people who are naturally disabled can vote to raise our taxes?... One can say the day that another person buys my home or pays the mortgage on it, is the day they can tell me not to sell cocaine out of it. It just seems like such shallow logic, if applied universally.
Biology really can't be applied universally to non biological matters, like mortgages and selling cocaine.
Biology really can't be applied universally to non biological matters, like mortgages and selling cocaine.
Dont forget the disability/taxes analogy also...But of course it can...biology and more importantly, the obligations that are forged by our relationships to one another and our relation to the rest of society, can be applied to anything humans do because everything we do is driven by our sociobiology...our very existence makes it so.
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