Let's say you actually have a significant other and were expecting --- If you were biologically able to give birth in place of your girlfriend/wife, would you take the opportunity or would you leave her in pain and distress?
MEN, would you give BIRTH in place of your significant other if you were able?
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No, I already do home construction (building additional stuff), home security, pest control (crawling around in hot attic included), household maintenance (changing locks, repairing doors, hinges, electrical switches, light fixtures, sinks, showers, toilets, plumbing, fixing doors, walls, repairing appliances, HVAC), tree trimming, security, cooking at times, car maintenance & repair, bicycle maintenance & repair, cleaning the roof gutters, moving heavy stuff (furniture, major appliances, gym equipment).
I see no reason why I should add something from your short list to my long list.
Actually there's a lot of stuff from your list that I know how to do like a pro too but I choose to let it be on YOUR list cause it'd be silly for me to do everything.
But according to liberals I can! So I guess I can have a say in abortion now though according to their logic
Longer answer: No sorry I am not going to do that. Why if you suffer so much would you want someone else to? I understand that pregnancies' when you're having the child it sucks. But us men aren't built to handle that kind of thing. Women have a lot of bodily functions that... I am sorry but no thank you! I feel for y'all sometimes but no thanks
Yeah... also amazing how feminists claim to be equal but are always looking to avoid doing any hard work a man does. Yet they wish we would do child birth for them. Ha.
Nah I'm good on that. One of the perks of being a guy. Women have to have periods and pregnancy. 2 things I am beyond glad I never have to experience. In fairness though, guys do have to deal with both. I get no shortage of complaints every single time my girlfriend or my ex wife was on their period. Pregnancy on the other hand is an entirely different beast.
I'm not saying her behavior isn't validated and I'm happy to be in my shoes and not hers. Just pointing out that men do have some level of stress and drama from it all as well.
God yes. She hated the whole pregnancy—to the point she's considering not even having another kid—but I would love to be able to actually make the baby instead of just putting half of it in her and then just helping externally. It sucks things work out like they do sometimes.
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Well this is scientifically impossible. Yet there is some bizarre crack pipe fantasy that “men can get pregnant nowadays” Funny how the so called “party of science” seems to back this.
Anyway let’s say for there was a way to “share” the pain (without the man getting literally pregnant himself). I would do it if possible the same way I would take bullet protecting my wife and kids.
It’s not like men aren’t empathic what a woman has to go through for pregnancy. But this has how it’s been since the inception of humanity. Not sure if feelings or dropping acid to believe men can get somehow get pregnant will ever change simple biology.
When i was in love, absolutely. I was one of those suckers who would take a bullet or get hit by a car, or whatever for my woman. I’m not certain most women would be willing to make the sacrifice themselves though. There is often a great disparity between how badly men want kids and how badly women want kids. To whatever extent that includes the experience of pregnancy and childbirth, i don’t know. But i’m inclined to think at least some women would resist relinquishing that privilege.
If I am the one that really wants the kid sure. You shouldn't expect things from others if you don't do them yourself. But since I wasn't born woman, it kind of pointless. But if I was I would expect to go through that process a couple of times in my life.
Funny because yesterday my friend and I had a heated argument and my friend told me she wished I went to jail and came out pregnant...
Apparently that was an inside thing about me having a big butt. Nonetheless, I probably would if it meant saving my hypothetical girlfriend the pain of giving birth.
No, why would I want to rob her of this wonderful experience? :p but I'd be right by her side to experience it with her, same with Lamaze class etc.. I've already read numerous baby books. I seem to differ from most men, I'm VERY in tune with emotion, my Zodiac even mentions this. I have 4 planets in Virgo including Sun, Pisces (full) Moon, Venus in Cancer, Gemini ascendant. My biological imperative is to provide & protect. New age definitions be damned :p
Yup, I was in the room for all my kids north. I even got to deliver, I was a navy corpsman ( medic) for twenty years! I know first hand how grueling it was. Vasectomy after the second, adopted two special needs siblings as well!
Depends. If I do, does she pay for the child and my own expenses? Does she agree to the likleyhood of losing costody and working perhaps two jobs to pay alemoney? Does she commit to practically never see me or the kid because she has to work as much to pay the bills?
If I give birth, would that give me the right to manipulate them by controlling access to the child? To use the child as a weapon to punish them? The courts back me up and take my side automatically with custody issues? I'd think about it
Do it in her place? No. But do it in general? Yeah probably. I think it's in men's nature to welcome competition and challenge and if giving birth is so hard then I'm sure the boys will be competing on who does it without flinching
We are not made biologically that way. If one is altered, in some form, to do that man was STILL not made that way. Get your head off the internet. It sounds Stupid. It is NOT COGENT ‼️
Honestly that would give women a lot less power.. And all that pandemonium about "abortion rights" would practically go out the window.. So, I probably would if it was "biologically possible"..
As in we have a uterus and vagina? Does it also entail we have the hormones women have that draw them towards pregnancy? Cuz if so then duh its what we would be biologically made to do.
I've heard from most women that birthing a baby was wonderful and it was worth every bit of pain. So unless they wanted me too, then probably not. I've never considered it.
Sure, why not. It should be shared really if reality allowed
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I'd do it just to prove that I can handle it better than they can. And to smite all the pro-abortionists who make up excuses for not wanting to give birth.
Only I could get the same guarantees women get in case of divorce - guaranteed full custody and child support from her with very limited visitation to her.
No. I'd love to be a woman for a certain period of time (a week, per say) to fuck every guy I like and to find out what women feel when fucked but most certainly I don't wanna give birth!
Nope... if it was on me to birth the children, I would get fixed. That's too much pain and anguish. My ex wife wanted a kid so we had one. She was willing to do all that. That's the only reason I have a daughter.
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