Paradoxium
Making Your Head Explode
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There is reason they call it, the heat of the moment. Not as easy as it is seems in practice.
You still wrote it.I know I did and now I edited it.
What is the point here? I have read that abstinence isn't effective in sex education. That isn't the question here. The question here is of the responsibility that comes with making the decision to have sex.The whole don't have sex if you don't want kids is ridiculous. Do you know how well abstinence sex education works? It doesn't. People will have sex anyways.
Yes you are allowed to have sex without "wanting" kids. This isn't question of want. I am allowed to want to eat horrible food and still lose weight. I am allowed to want to smoke and not get cancer. I am allowed to want to drink and not destroy my liver.You're allowed to have sex without wanting kids. How is this so hard to comprehend? If a woman (or man) lies to have a child, they should be the ones solely responsible for it.
I am not a fan of this argument. This is how many excuse quick tempers, abuse, etc. If you hit someone in the "heat of the moment" and they are killed, are you absolved?There is reason they call it, the heat of the moment. Not as easy as it is seems in practice.
You keep using that scenario, but it is not valid and I'll tell you why. In the scenario you keep using there are only two parties. The person who was wronged and the person who did the wrong. A civil suit against the person who committed the wrong would provide a remedy to the person who was wronged. Now...the reason your scenario doesn't work is in this situation there are three parties. The person who was wronged, the person who did the wrong and the child who did no wrong but be born. You cannot seek remedy against the child. You can seek damages against the mother, but not the child. Refusing to support the child makes the father the wrongdoer and the child the one being wronged.No, again, a con artist lies to get money. The person willingly gave them their money. They participated in the "transaction." That doesn't make what the con artist did less illegal. It's the same in this situation.
Yeah...saying I didn't mean to put my bullets in him and kill him usually never works.I am not a fan of this argument. This is how many excuse quick tempers, abuse, etc. If you hit someone in the "heat of the moment" and they are killed, are you absolved?
Wut? I'm not seeing this connection at all.Using this logic, a man could tell his wife he wants to have a child with her, decide after she is pregnant he has changed his mind, and have no responsibility.
People have consensual sex all the time not for the purpose of making a baby.Again, if a man doesn't want a child, don't have sex. Why is this complicated? Self-control is not a thing anymore?
You keep using that scenario, but it is not valid and I'll tell you why. In the scenario you keep using there are only two parties. The person who was wronged and the person who did the wrong. A civil suit against the person who committed the wrong would provide a remedy to the person who was wronged. Now...the reason your scenario doesn't work is in this situation there are three parties. The person who was wronged, the person who did the wrong and the child who did no wrong but be born. You cannot seek remedy against the child. You can seek damages against the mother, but not the child. Refusing to support the child makes the father the wrongdoer and the child the one being wronged.
Yeah...saying I didn't mean to put my bullets in him and kill him usually never works.
You wrote this...Wut? I'm not seeing this connection at all.
No. As I stated earlier, if the man asks for an abortion and the woman refuses, it is now her responsibility if she wants to keep it. No child support from the man. The woman can abort the child regardless of the man's wishes. He should have the same option. And in this case, it's not being tied to this woman for the next 18 years.
If she chooses to have the child and not abort when presented with that option, she should be on her own.
Am I arguing this isn't the case? My point is there are potential consequence to having consensual sex and just because you don't like that doesn't mean you simply get to do away with the responsibility.People have consensual sex all the time not for the purpose of making a baby.
When one person manipulates another into thinking that it is just mutually consensual casual sex, when it is in fact a "trap," it's a problem.
Who says I would? I'd struggle to turn down a mundane 6.I like to see some of you guys turn down a very physical 9.
Keep it real...lol...but keep a hat on it.Who says I would? I'd struggle to turn down a mundane 6.t:
Yet the third party exist, so it's not the same scenario that you keep bringing up. This third party cannot be wished away and it can now also be wronged. Keep that in mind.The third party came as a result of the fraud. You're not responsible for what a con artist does with your goods, whether it be money, sperm, etc.
You work a 8 or 9 up. Then you don't have condoms on you. She claims to be on BC or has condoms herself. This also all happening after your 1hr lifting session at the gym. And you have didn't fap or have sex for a week or two. Would you turn it down?? That's some insane self control there son.
Exactly. If that is what you are depending on, best fact check.If a woman says she can't have a baby it wouldn't be too much to ask for medical records.
Anything is better than forcing a woman to miscarriage against her will.
The POS is lucky he wasn't tried for murder. I wonder if he gets to go to white collar prison. With a respected father I wouldn't be surprised.
You work a 8 or 9 up. Then you don't have condoms on you. She claims to be on BC or has condoms herself. This also all happening after your 1hr lifting session at the gym. And you didn't fap or have sex for a week or two. Would you turn it down?? That's some insane self control there son.
But it's not an equal responsibility like you keep trying to say it is when one person gets to make all the decisions. Especially when one of those decisions can greatly benefit the decision maker for the next 18 years.
The day an male birth control pill comes into fruition, is the day Feminists will wage nuclear war against it. They will use every possible method to prevent the spread of it. I ****ing guarantee this.
This.
The woman may be carrying the child, but it's not hers alone. Why is it that her decision is the only one that's considered legal?
Indeed.
On the flip side, should the woman be allowed to withhold the birth control pill without the consent or knowledge of her partner? If that was the case here, then the guy should be allowed off the hook if the woman chooses to keep the child. Pregnancy by deception should void any monetary obligations the father may have towards the mother or the child.
That is archaic and ridiculous. People should be allowed to have sex without the possibility of a kid hanging over their heads. This is a reality for women, as they can choose to abort. Men can't. It's not at all as simple as you're trying to make it out to be.
If a woman says she can't have a baby it wouldn't be too much to ask for medical records.
That's why Dave Chappelle has the Love Contract.this is all silly...nobody is signing a contract when you have sex. its all he said she said.
The moral issue is ...you broke it...you bought it.
lol...Considering my thoughts on intruders, do you really think I'm religious?