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The things (valid though) men worried about is unexpected pregnancies and having to pay child support or a woman baby trapping them. Those are real life issues.

Scenario:

A genie appears and grants you the wish of never being able to get any a woman pregnant and you'll be away from consequences and responsibilities. It's a permanent deal. You have the choice to accept it or deny it.

Would you still deny it and deal with those issues or accept being forever infertile?

A few years ago, a high school friend created a dating profile for me on a website since she wanted to see me with a boyfriend (i know, weird). Anyway, I used the profile and started chatting it up with a few men, some I even know today. One guy, in particular, liked me a lot, even though I wasn't too keen on him at first. I entertained him since I was bored, but I eventually developed feelings for him. I did break it off with him because he lived 3 hours away from me, gave off very aggressive vibes, and I started to like someone closer by. Over time, he was on my mind, and we did text each other occasionally, but it was very short convos. He even wrote many poems about how heartbroken he was that I ended that online long-distance thing with him too.

Fast forward to recently, he told me he was joining the military and wanted to pursue me again. I was interested and was thinking about him frequently while he was at boot camp. Right after he came back, we texted like usual, and everything was fine until he wanted to make a last-minute trip to see me before leaving the country. I had to decline and that changed the dynamic of the relationship a little bit. A few weeks later, he informed me that he had gotten a girl pregnant. I immediately cut contact with him since he betrayed me somewhat. Now, he's texting me frequently and calling, claiming that he loves me still and cannot die without giving "us" a chance. He knew what he did was wrong and apologized for his mistakes to the point he doesn't think about anything sexual anymore as often as he once did. Do you think it is worth it to pursue a relationship with him with all of this information or should i let him be? I don't want to waste time in a toxic relationship.

Charles Milles Manson is an American criminal and founder of the "Manson Family" cult. He is one of the most popular icons in criminal history. Manson and his followers shot and stabbed seven people to death in two nights to start an interracial war in August 1969. Manson was convicted of seven first-degree murders in 1971 for ordering and planning the murders, although he did not directly commit the murders.

Birth
Charles Milles Manson
12 November 1934
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Zodiac sign: Scorpio ♏
Death
19 November 2017 (83 years old)
Bakersfield, California, USA
Size
157 centimeters
Marriage
Rosalie Jean Willis (1955–195😍
Candy Stevens (1959–196😌
Child (s)
4
Parents)
Kathleen MaddoxWalker Scott
After his mother went to prison at a young age, he started to make a living by stealing and living on the streets. He was also arrested at the age of 18. He was placed in a reformatory after he was sexually abused by a ward friend with a knife threat. He was released on parole in 1954. Giving fake checks, pimping, drugs, etc. He was in and out of jail many times for crimes. After his final eviction in 1967, he settled down on a farm in Los Angeles, forming a "family" with the people he gathered around him. Five of his followers, guided by the "theories" he developed on this farm, killed Roman Polanski's pregnant wife Sharon Tate, Abigail Folger, Polish actress Wojciech Frykowski, men's hairdresser Jay Sebring and a high school graduate Steven Parent in Los Angeles.

The next night, this time with Manson, the group killed and dismembered the Labianca couple in the same way. Manson and four of his friends were arrested after a fan woman bragged about the murders they had committed when she was arrested for a different crime. Although they were sentenced to death, their sentences were commuted to life imprisonment by the California Supreme Court because of the abolition of the death penalty.