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Yupster Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-22-03 03:26 PM
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78. But why doesn't that same logic apply to women then?
"they can choose to not risk the whole kit and kaboodle, and if they do, then the die is cast and they have to face the consequences whatever they may be."

If this seems reasonable logic for men, then why is it not reasonable logic for women?

Also, if we're going to go by "mother nature," then I think the natural state of things is that the woman gets pregnant and the man goes looking for other women to impregnate.

I think the fairest way is to give each parent the choice of whether they want to parent the coming baby.

The woman should still get the full decision on whether it's born or not.
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