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A man is required for a woman to get pregnant, you know. If the man doesn't want to have any babies, then he could either wear a condom or not have sexual intercourse at all.
If a woman gets pregnant without the husband/boyfriend being involved is an entirely different issue. :|
Too bad so sad.
You have sex and she gets pregnant, you'd damn well better support her and this kid.
But when you want a kid, and she wants an abortion, thats when it really sucks.
[QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?NYiVtec
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
Yea he should have to pay..its his kid, his DNA, and somewhat his creation, and he obviously wanted it to be there. If he didn't and it was an accident, then it's his fault and there are consequences.BladeOfHeavenBut that's my question, if the woman has a choice on whether the baby lives or dies, then why doesn't the man have a choice on whether he wants to pay child support or not.
[QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?DarkPrinceXC
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
or you know...just wear a condom >.>
but hey if your into that then by all means
Yes, absolutely. It could happen to anybody but in most cases it's about being irresponsible and in that case, those guys shouldn't get the opportunity to say "I didn't know she was pregnant until 9 months later" or "I wanted her to get an abortion" and simply run away from responsibility. There's also the fact that people can LIE, even in court.
If you're careful with who you get involved with then these situations probably won't happen anyway.
[QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"]Yea he should have to pay..its his kid, his DNA, and somewhat his creation, and he obviously wanted it to be there. If he didn't and it was an accident, then it's his fault and there are consequences.peaceful_angerBut that's my question, if the woman has a choice on whether the baby lives or dies, then why doesn't the man have a choice on whether he wants to pay child support or not.
Yes, he does, and that choice is to either keep it in his pants or not.
If he absolutely must do it, then he can use a condom.
[QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?BladeOfHeaven
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
or you know...just wear a condom >.>
but hey if your into that then by all means
Into what? I had a scare a few months back when I thought I had gotten my ex pregnant. Turns out after the DNA test that it was another guy. I was prepared to face the consequences for not wrappin before I went tappin. Moral of the story, if you don't want to have kids, either: Don't have sex, wrap it, cut it.
[QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?-Jiggles-
that would mean losing your manhood:|
No, just a little incision in the scrotum. The male can keep his family jewels.
but he can no longer utilize his family jewels:(
[QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?DarkPrinceXC
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
or you know...just wear a condom >.>
but hey if your into that then by all means
Into what? I had a scare a few months back when I thought I had gotten my ex pregnant. Turns out after the DNA test that it was another guy. I was prepared to face the consequences for not wrappin before I went tappin. Moral of the story, if you don't want to have kids, either: Don't have sex, wrap it, cut it.
wait do people really cut their manhood :|
i'm confused now
[QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?DarkPrinceXC
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
or you know...just wear a condom >.>
but hey if your into that then by all means
Into what? I had a scare a few months back when I thought I had gotten my ex pregnant. Turns out after the DNA test that it was another guy. I was prepared to face the consequences for not wrappin before I went tappin. Moral of the story, if you don't want to have kids, either: Don't have sex, wrap it, cut it.
or have her pop it
i mean the pill
[QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?BladeOfHeaven
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
or you know...just wear a condom >.>
but hey if your into that then by all means
Into what? I had a scare a few months back when I thought I had gotten my ex pregnant. Turns out after the DNA test that it was another guy. I was prepared to face the consequences for not wrappin before I went tappin. Moral of the story, if you don't want to have kids, either: Don't have sex, wrap it, cut it.
wait do people really cut their manhood :|
i'm confused now
It's a procedure on the scrotum. You still keep all your parts. ;)
[QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?NYiVtec
that would mean losing your manhood:|
No, just a little incision in the scrotum. The male can keep his family jewels.
but he can no longer utilize his family jewels:(
But he doesn't want a child in the first place, so why does it matter? If he's so against having a child that he isn't willing to pay child support, even if it's biologically his, why should he care if he can utilize them or not?
[QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?NYiVtec
that would mean losing your manhood:|
No, just a little incision in the scrotum. The male can keep his family jewels.
but he can no longer utilize his family jewels:(
If he went through on the decision to defertilize himself, I am pretty sure he doesn't ever want to have kids. Ever.
Even if he did want kids, he could always have some sperm extracted afterwards.
[QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?DarkPrinceXC
that would mean losing your manhood:|
Well then he should be responsible for what comes out of his manhood. :)
or you know...just wear a condom >.>
but hey if your into that then by all means
Into what? I had a scare a few months back when I thought I had gotten my ex pregnant. Turns out after the DNA test that it was another guy. I was prepared to face the consequences for not wrappin before I went tappin. Moral of the story, if you don't want to have kids, either: Don't have sex, wrap it, cut it.
wait do people really cut their manhood :|
i'm confused now
It's a procedure on the scrotum. You still keep all your parts. ;)
oh ok :lol:
Now to the people who are pro-choice and are saying well he knew the consequences, didn't the woman know the consequences as well, yet she gets to choose whether to have an abortion or not? So if the woman knew the consequences, but still gets to choose, then why can't the man choose to not pay child support?peaceful_angerIt's not as easy as "do I want a child or not", some just don't want to abort a child, or adopt it away, cause it's too hard.
They're not all doing it to screw the guy over.
Thats the choice of every man who wants to have sex. If a guy doesn't want children, then he shouldn't have the sex to begin with. Thats the choice guys make, because the guy isn't forced to have the sex, it was his decision. So he has to face the concequences.
And that is why we have protection, but it is still not a 100% garrentee that the girl wont get pregnate, but its still better then not having any. The guy still has to face the same possible concequence, and b willing to deal with it. Although vasectomies are 100% safe.
Gets a vesectimy (spelling i dont really care). Or use a contraceptive. He should have to pay if it does happen anyways. Also I am pro-life. So abortion FTL.chester706I only agree with Abortion in a rape situation, but even then I still hate the thought of terminating the child x(
[QUOTE="chester706"]Gets a vesectimy (spelling i dont really care). Or use a contraceptive. He should have to pay if it does happen anyways. Also I am pro-life. So abortion FTL.Matt-4542I only agree with Abortion in a rape situation, but even then I still hate the thought of terminating the child x(I really dont know what to think about a rape situation. Its obviously terrible no matter which way you put it. I mean you could ideally put the child up for adoption but that has alot of psycological harm on the woman going through the pregenancy and senging the baby off. But so does the abortion due to the procedure and the knowing fact you killed a baby. Its a tough issue. But I would say go with the adoption ideally IMO but I dont wish to argue. Just saying.
But that's my question, if the woman has a choice on whether the baby lives or dies, then why doesn't the man have a choice on whether he wants to pay child support or not.[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"][QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"]Yea he should have to pay..its his kid, his DNA, and somewhat his creation, and he obviously wanted it to be there. If he didn't and it was an accident, then it's his fault and there are consequences.-Jiggles-
Yes, he does, and that choice is to either keep it in his pants or not.
If he absolutely must do it, then he can use a condom.
Well the woman knows the consequences of having protected or unprotected sex as well, yet she gets a choice, and if she chooses to keep the baby, the man is forced by the courts to pay substantial amounts of child support.I have a question. Is there a double standard when it comes to becoming a parent?
If a man lets a woman know from the beginning of a relationship that he doesn't want children, but she becomes pregnant and keeps the child, should he have to pay child support and be responsible for that child?
The reason I'm asking this is because a woman has a choice whether to have the baby or not, but a man has no choice in the matter. He can't make her have an abortion or make her carry the baby full term. So if the man doesn't have a vote on whether the baby lives or dies, should he be forced to be financiall responsible for the child?peaceful_anger
If the mother is specifically seeking assistance on this, then yes. By not providing assistance to the child he brought into the world, he is harming that child. It's unfortunate this in some cases this can ruin a man's life if it means he has to drop out of university in order to work to pay for the child. But what's worse, someone who chose to have sex and take the chance have his life ruined, or some child who didn't make that choice have his life ruined? It's not going to be fair either way, but in this case, the rights of the child, whose fault it isn't, should be a higher priority.
That said, I do find it refreshing to hear arguments like these pointed out, if only because points like these might help to challenge politically-correct labels like "anti-choice" being slapped on anti-abortioinists (I don't seem to hear the "anti-cure" label slapped on anti-ESCR people near as much) without taking into account that it's not like the fetus "chooses" whether it's aborted or not. The relevant point should be about whether or not the fetus has a consciousness. After all, not being given that isn't the same as having it taken away, and since consciousness doesn't start until sometime in the 3rd trimester, why would advocates of legal abortion want to avoid that more meaningful issue?
It's not as easy as "do I want a child or not", some just don't want to abort a child, or adopt it away, cause it's too hard.[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"]Now to the people who are pro-choice and are saying well he knew the consequences, didn't the woman know the consequences as well, yet she gets to choose whether to have an abortion or not? So if the woman knew the consequences, but still gets to choose, then why can't the man choose to not pay child support?Hungry_bunny
They're not all doing it to screw the guy over.
Oh I agree with you.LMAO[QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]for not wrappin before I went tappin. Matt-4542
Wow, that really got me :lol:
Well I'm glad I'm here to make you laugh!:evil:
[QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="NYiVtec"][QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]If he doesn't want children, why doesn't he get "fixed"?-Jiggles-
that would mean losing your manhood:|
No, just a little incision in the scrotum. The male can keep his family jewels.
but he can no longer utilize his family jewels:(
If he went through on the decision to defertilize himself, I am pretty sure he doesn't ever want to have kids. Ever.
Even if he did want kids, he could always have some sperm extracted afterwards.
well he was suggesting it to the op. it just wouldnt feel the same if you know what i mean
Oh I agree with you.For the record, I never assumed such a thing :P
When I look at it from the child's point of view, of course the man should be responsible, however, I understand how some men would feel it's not fair that they have no choice in the matter.
I'm pro-life and adopted by the way and personally believe the man should pay. Wanted to get that out there before people thought I was uncaring piece of ****. peaceful_anger
But this is one of those things where the right choice feels kinda obvious (at least to me)... even though it really sucks for some of the people involved.
Now to the people who are pro-choice and are saying well he knew the consequences, didn't the woman know the consequences as well, yet she gets to choose whether to have an abortion or not? So if the woman knew the consequences, but still gets to choose, then why can't the man choose to not pay child support?peaceful_anger
Because with abortion, there would be no child to support yet with an already-born fetus there would be a child lacking paternal support. The former is, unless you count third-trimester abortions, (which from what I've heard are done more so for medical reasons like problems with the fetus than for reasons of avoiding having a child) harming a fetus who likely lacks consciousness or feelings and the former is harming a child who presumably has both.
Thats the choice of every man who wants to have sex. If a guy doesn't want children, then he shouldn't have the sex to begin with. Thats the choice guys make, because the guy isn't forced to have the sex, it was his decision. So he has to face the concequences.
And that is why we have protection, but it is still not a 100% garrentee that the girl wont get pregnate, but its still better then not having any. The guy still has to face the same possible concequence, and b willing to deal with it. Although vasectomies are 100% safe.
GTA_dude
Actually, that might not necessarily always be the case. Males can be raped by females as well.
As for vasectomies...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasectomy#Complications
That and how I remember reading in some newspaper a story about someone who impregnated his partner after even after having a vasectomy.
[QUOTE="Hungry_bunny"]It's not as easy as "do I want a child or not", some just don't want to abort a child, or adopt it away, cause it's too hard.[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"]Now to the people who are pro-choice and are saying well he knew the consequences, didn't the woman know the consequences as well, yet she gets to choose whether to have an abortion or not? So if the woman knew the consequences, but still gets to choose, then why can't the man choose to not pay child support?peaceful_anger
They're not all doing it to screw the guy over.
Oh I agree with you.I really wish you would've made that clearer at first. The way you worded the initial post I got the impression that you were suggesting otherwise. But thanks for eventually clarifying that anyway...
[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"][QUOTE="Hungry_bunny"]It's not as easy as "do I want a child or not", some just don't want to abort a child, or adopt it away, cause it's too hard.[QUOTE="peaceful_anger"]Now to the people who are pro-choice and are saying well he knew the consequences, didn't the woman know the consequences as well, yet she gets to choose whether to have an abortion or not? So if the woman knew the consequences, but still gets to choose, then why can't the man choose to not pay child support?matthayter700
They're not all doing it to screw the guy over.
Oh I agree with you.I really wish you would've made that clearer at first. The way you worded the initial post I got the impression that you were suggesting otherwise. But thanks for eventually clarifying that anyway...
Sorry about not being clear. I'm someone who believes people should take responsibility for their actions. That goes for the man and the woman in this situation. I was just trying to look at it from some men's point of view. And that view was that men should have a choice as to whether or not they wanted to pay child support, since they have no choice as to whether the mother wanted an abortion or not.I have a question. Is there a double standard when it comes to becoming a parent?
If a man lets a woman know from the beginning of a relationship that he doesn't want children, but she becomes pregnant and keeps the child, should he have to pay child support and be responsible for that child?
The reason I'm asking this is because a woman has a choice whether to have the baby or not, but a man has no choice in the matter. He can't make her have an abortion or make her carry the baby full term. So if the man doesn't have a vote on whether the baby lives or dies, should he be forced to be financiall responsible for the child? peaceful_anger
If they both had sex yes it takes two to make a baby.
If the dad didnt want a child and the mother adopt one no he shouldn't have.
He should have 50% say in it. just like her.
I believe that the decision to have the child is made when they chose to have sex or not - not when the woman gets pregnant. The reason why the woman has more say in the abortion matter is because she is the one who has to carry the thing for 9 months and then pop it out.
Too bad so sad.
You have sex and she gets pregnant, you'd damn well better support her and this kid.
But when you want a kid, and she wants an abortion, thats when it really sucks.
vidplayer8
Why, exactly? You sympathize with guys who want to have children and whose partners do not, yet not with guys who in some cases arguably have their lives ruined when forced to pay child support for children that were they in their partner's position would have aborted? For the latter, yes, someone chose to have sex, and the consequences of sex are well known... in the developed world at least anyway. But for the former, if someone wanted a woman who wouldn't want an abortion, shouldn't he know more about her (as in, in terms of what she believes when it comes to things like pregnancy and having children) before dating her? The consequences point can arguably go both ways. In any case, how can you be so sure which situation is worse?
I believe that the decision to have the child is made when they chose to have sex or not - not when the woman gets pregnant. The reason why the woman has more say in the abortion matter is because she is the one who has to carry the thing for 9 months and then pop it out.
Sajedene
Thats a double standard and not fair for guys thats the problem.
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