Should women have the right to have children regardless if they are single or married?

[Anonymous]

It seems ridiculous to me that the right to have kids should only be dependent upon whether a woman can find a husband. When 50% of all marriages end up in divorce where the kids usually live with mom and dad gets to visit once a month. Regardless if you get married or not, single motherhood is imminent when marriages fail at such a high rate.

I believe that all single women who can financially afford to have kids should have the right to birth children regardless if they get married or not. I'm planning on becoming a single mother myself. I'm not letting the fact that I can't find a husband ruin my dreams of having children. Its always been my life goal to be a mom.

[imawfulatusernames]

I mean last I checked it didn’t depend on if we were married or not? I understand that the father can cause serious problems but he usually won’t bother

[LazerBean]

They already do. Obviously their children are at a huge disadvantage, but they nevertheless do have that right.

[abc3643]

Of course. That's like asking if someone should have a right to eat or breathe.
It's a natural biological function.

[Berethor]

Sparm banks are closed to single women? but it's desperate to choose being a single mom.

[Asker]

Being a mother is a privilege. Giving birth is a very special gift that only women can do

[Anonymous]

As long as she doesn't expect some random man to pay for it, i see no issues with it. so if you're willing to not take a dime in child support or state assistance im fine with women having children on their own.

[Asker]

men don't pay child support even if they do have biological kids. according to data, most single moms don't even get child support.

[Opinion Owner]

according to the DHHS 54% of moms receive child support they are owed. According to the same DHHS less than 20% of men who are owed support do receive it. In this case women are worse about paying than men. Perhaps take your man hating idiocy and drop it.

dadsdivorce.com/.../

[Opinion Owner]

www.census.gov/.../child-support.html

[Asker]

Accord­ing to 2019–2021 data in the KIDS COUNT® Data Cen­ter, just 24% of U. S. female-head­ed fam­i­lies report­ed receiv­ing any amount of child sup­port dur­ing the pre­vi­ous year

www.aecf.org/.../only-1-in-4-single-mother-families-receive-child-support

Nationally, more than 70% of single mothers do not receive any child support at all, according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

www.npr.org/.../after-the-break-up-moving-forward-as-a-single-parent-when-child-support-goes-unpaid

Over 70 percent of moms don't receive any child support. And for those who do receive support, like me, it's typically far less money

www.parents.com/.../

[Asker]

Only one third of single mothers received any child support, and the average amount these mothers received was only about $286 a month. 10

singlemotherguide.com/single-mother-statistics/

[Opinion Owner]

The census data says thats wrong. Sorry princess but the census data is a better source than NPR and Parents, And AECF.. All politically biased feminist organizations..

[Opinion Owner]

all invalid sources

[Anonymous]

Yes.