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I notice that majority of women these days have baby daddy drama. No offence single moms! But I choose to keep away from women who have little ones. One time I was banging a woman I found at a bar. The sex was great until I saw she had her sons face tattooed on her back. I immediately got my stuff and left her house. Never called her after that.

Technically if your girlfriend has kids from another man... she's not all yours. She's already started life with another man. Also she's has to associate, interact with him no matter what. As we all know, women get emotional attached very strong to their kids fathers. That emotional attachment never goes away.

Plus I'm not gonna go through the hell of raising another mans child. Children of today have zero respect for their elders. I'm not gonna put myself in a situation where I have to take abuse from a child, and I can't even spank it. I've seen too many men get disrespected by their woman's kids. And there's nothing they can do about it!

I have the no kids rule, plus I myself am undesirable to date. I didn't finish college, and I make $23/hr. So it'll already be hard for me to find a partner in general. I'm just wondering... is it possible to find a decent woman with no 👶 ? Or should I accept being single forever?

A Malaysian lawmaker has come under fire for saying that women denying sex to their husbands was a form of "psychological and emotional abuse". Che Mohamad Zulkifly Jusoh, from the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, was addressing a domestic violence debate during a parliamentary session, during a parliamentary debate on amendments to domestic violence legislation in Malaysia.

The 58-year-old politician, from Terengganu state, said men "suffered emotional rather than physical abuse". "Even though men are said to be physically stronger than women, there are cases where wives hurt or abuse their husbands in an extreme manner," he said. "Usually, it involves wives cursing their husbands: this is emotional abuse. They insult their husbands and refuse his sexual needs. All these are types of psychological and emotional abuse."

Politicians and activist groups have expressed hopes that the new bill will offer more protection for victims of domestic abuse. It also remains legal in Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country, for Muslim men to have as many as four wives as long as they obtain permission from a Sharia court. Mr Che touched on this in a speech to parliament, saying that denying a Muslim man the chance to marry a second wife also amounted to "abuse".

What do you think of the Malaysian MP's opinions- do you agree or disagree with his opinions on emotional and psychological spousal abuse?