Is mysogyny natural considering women like guys coming inside them, falling pregnant and then taking the morning after pill?

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Maybe they don't like the last part, but going through that experience just once is enough to make you misogynistic I cannot see what a man could do that is equally disgusting/stomach wrenching?

Curmudgeon · Accepted Answer

You are overthinking it by assuming everyone involved is a rational actor.

For the most part, unwanted pregnancies do not happen because of a lack of "sex education", or a lack of "abstinence education". In fact, a good many of these "unwanted" pregnancies are not really unwanted:

Maybe the answer is obvious: Women get pregnant because they want to have babies. As Kay S. Hymowitz, author of "Marriage and Caste in America," puts it, "There isn't really a bright line between wanted and unwanted pregnancies." There are plenty of women who become careless about birth control on purpose.

Whether they're suburban professionals with two sons who really want a daughter and hope to "convince" hubby for a third try with a "mistake", or poor inner-city women who hope their boyfriends will stay around if there is a child in the picture, women will often subvert their better judgment to fulfill a biological urge.

This is not the sort of sentiment that sits well with the leftist feminists, who have a dogma that women are *always* the ones thinking with their heads instead of their hormones. But according to the Guttmacher Institute, there are about three million unintended pregnancies in the U. S. every year, and six in 10 U. S. women having abortions are already mothers. More than half intend to have (more) children in the future. These ladies know exactly how one gets pregnant, and how one does not.
... A disproportionate number of poor women, it turns out, account for those 1.3 million abortions every year. But this is not because, as (the "sex educators") might argue, they are disproportionately uneducated when it comes to sex and birth control. It's because, having decided to "unintentionally" get pregnant, they quickly realize that having a baby is not feasible. Whereas the suburban married professional might have to stretch her family's income a bit further to make room for an unplanned third child, the poor single woman might find herself without a man in her life four months into her pregnancy and determine that raising a child by herself just isn't an option.

(The "abstinence educators") could conclude that the poor woman simply needs a stronger education in values. But that is not quite right, either. However unfortunate her decision to abort, the poor woman probably knows that it would be better for everyone involved if her child were raised in a stable two-parent household. She just hoped that she would have one in time. Education, it seems, can do only so much.

Celtero · Accepted Answer

Yes. I'm generally a misogynist, most of my misogyny is unjustifiable but when it comes to abortion... modern women seem to worship it. They remind me of some demonic cult that likes to sacrifice flesh to gain favor with a dark god.

Biologically speaking, it's women's job to be nurturing and caring. In this modern age you get many animals that make better mothers who won't kill their own young.

Agape93 · Accepted Answer

You do realize if they get pregnant then they can’t take the morning after pill because it won’t work. So the proper order is she gets cummed in, takes the pill to prevent pregnancy.