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When this question is posed, the majority of women who support abortion rights will respond with something like "men already have a choice... they can choose not to have sex". Well the obvious fact is that women have that exact same choice, but when they make a mistake and get pregnant they can choose abortion to opt out of being a parent. And that is exactly why the vast majority of abortions happen.

https://www. verywellhealth. com/reasons-for-abortion-906589

The whole "it's my body, my choice" thing seems more like an excuse to allow women to control everything related to reproduction when you consider why women actually choose to have abortions. They are choosing not to be a parent for exactly the same reasons why men would like to choose not to be a parent when they made exactly the same mistake.

There would of course have to be some strict requirements if we made "paper abortions" legal. A man would have to let the pregnant woman know of his choice early enough in the pregnancy that she can make an informed choice about whether she wants to abort or continue with the pregnancy knowing she will be a single mother without financial support from the father. The woman would need to notify the man of the pregnancy early enough to make that choice in time to meet the requirement. If she doesn't, she forfeits her right to child support. The man would have to give up the right to be a part of the child's life.

So, if women can choose to have an abortion simply because they made a mistake and are not ready or willing to become a parent, shouldn't men have a similar option? It seems hypocritical to argue otherwise.

This question is inspired by Euphoria
In the show, both Rue and Cassie lost their dads. Rues dad died from cancer (I think) which was part of the reason she became a drug addict.
while Cassie’s dad was a drug addict himself, and ended up leaving and not coming back (unless he needed money for drugs) which led to Cassie having daddy issues and constantly needing male validation

In a scene where Cassie was arguing with her mother, she said that her life was harder than (or just as hard) Rues because even though Rues dad died, Cassie’s dad CHOSE to leave them.

Okay let me start by saying
The internet has brought people together from all cultural backgrounds.
in my country where I'm from Children (girl or boy) respect and honour their parents. And this behaviour would not be allowed in my culture.
With that said , I have seen mother's encouraging children to challenge the father's, and I have seen clips with captions saying " daughter scolds dad in store" "adorable girl puts dad on. His place" "adorable dad and daughter arguing over nothing"
Whoa, in my culture her mother, yes that's right , I said her "mother" would say "Enough!!" Stop it, NOW!!" so is the s common on western culture? Because I. My culture it would not be allowed.

Me and my ex had small arguments which were more like simple disagreements caused by me acting dumb such as saying that democrats were fabricating Covid to step on people's freedom when we were frustrated that she couldn't fly in to see me.

She was a bit annoyed with me, understandably so and I apologized afterwards. Other than that, the only drama we had was with her disapproving family members being hard on her. As for my current relationship, we've only had one incident that could be considered an argument which was when I'd contacted a cousin of hers and told him that me and her were together as I'd grown impatient over her not telling her family due to fear that her mother, who's very sick, would throw her out (she's in law school and works part time) because she's absolutely insane with how protective she is with her.

I told her the whole truth about who I'd contacted but only got a response from one person whom I explained our relationship to and even got approval from. I apologized to her and went in depth as to why I was sorry and she forgave me. Besides that, we've never had any arguments at all, not even a disagreement. We're a great match and I'm very thankful that we can both be genuine with eachother and somehow no conflict arises from it.

I think a big part of why we get along so well beyond how similar we are to eachother is how from day 1, we've told the whole truth and nothing but the truth to eachother and trust eachother greatly. Do you and your partner fight?

Just saying, my ex-wife would do this and we would argue about it. I didn't think it appropriate, but she insisted I was just crazy. So while married I never mentioned it to anyone because I thought it embarrassing. Now I am divorced and I want to know, is this shit weird or am I bananas?