American dudes, do you feel the government’s decision to ban abortion is a bit of cock block?

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I think making all women nervous about not having any options if they got accidentally pregnant would be a pretty strong deterrent 🤔🤷‍♀️

Stoner710 · Accepted Answer

Okay first off to my chagrin abortion is not totally illegal in the United States. The Dobbs decision simply puts abortion back to the states so Texas can make abortion illegal and California can make abortion legal.

That being said I’m all for the overturning of Robbie Wade I think abortion is murder. Of course everyone makes exceptions to the death of the mother this is why ectopic pregnancies or a 10 year old getting pregnant is not murder because it puts their mothers life at risk.

Beyond rape and interest which should be legal for abortion I don’t think it’s a cock block. I think women should be marrying the guy there in our relationship with and it should last until death. I think both men and women should save themselves until marriage. That’s true that men want sex. It’s also true that’s women tame men. A woman having sex with a guy should require a lifetime commitment. how much case you can have sex for fun and to have children. I think both men and women should stay with the person they were having kids well if you’re not willing to have a kid with somebody you shouldn’t be having sex with that person. If this means that women are more strictive on whom they have sex with I’m all for that. Don’t have sex with somebody you’re not wanting to have a kid with I’m 29 years old August 10 I am a virgin because I haven’t found the woman I want to have kids with and spend the rest of my life with. Am I the exception maybe but I would rather stay a virgin my entire life then have a child I helped to produce be put to death. I have dated many liberal women who want to have sex I say I want to wait and then I get dumped.

this is why I have four rules when it comes today

no liberals

no Christians

no kids

no fat women

ohsheeT · Accepted Answer

No it's time that people start being more responsible when two people get together and they know that they're not using protection and the odds are 60/50 that the girls going to get pregnant you can't just go get an abortion I I am 100% pro-life every time that I had sex with a woman I made sure that I work on them I made sure I asked the questions are you on the pill I protected the both of us because I was not ready to bring a child into the world but just to go out and f*** and have sex and not give a f*** if you get pregnant or not is wrong now on the other hand if a girl goes out and gets raped and wants to get an abortion and there's people giving her s*** I will stand right in front of her and leave the way to the abortion clinic I will fight anybody that tells her that she cannot get an abortion because that is her right as a human being as a woman it's being done because people are not being responsible and I think that's wrong on both parties before you stick your dick in a woman you have a choice to either protect yourself and her or not but you do not protect yourself have a child and then go get an abortion that is wrong but if a woman is abused in any manner and did not ask for this and she wants an abortion I will do everything in my power to lead the way for her I will fight for her

Youryeodongsaeng · Accepted Answer

In all honesty, I think banning abortion is partially taking away women's rights. Now, I am not a feminist, but when it comes to abortion, this is where I like to share my opinion on.
The toxic people saying, "If she closed her legs, then this wouldn't have happened.", "If she would have made the guy use protection..." yada yada, y'all should look at the cons of being pregnant and giving birth. Women can die from being pregnant, during giving birth and after giving birth. Not only that, but we do also not want to stress about having a kid, all because of we can't even abort. "Then give your kid up..." No! Don't even say that! The woman isn't ready for a child. Just because she isn't ready, does not mean that she likes the idea of giving her baby up. Some mothers cannot even provide for their baby yet will still want their baby in a few years' time, and they won't even be a baby anymore. If I was in this situation where I know I cannot provide for my baby and have to give them up, I know for sure that I'll track my baby down when I am ready and will kidnap my own child and raise them on my own, and I wouldn't care if they are a teenager.
All I know, there may be either lots of miscarriage percentages, or there would be at least 10 years until women in 2022 doesn't want to have unprotected sex with their partners because they know that they would not be able to provide for their baby if the abortion ban still stands. Just imagine the US with less and less children, all because of the abortion ban.

Also, for the men, it would most defiantly be a cock block. I know birth control is a thing, but you may have to pay the exact same price just as giving birth in a hospital.

MzAsh · Accepted Answer

What funny is that it seems a lot of men think this means more chaste women for them to marry. No lol. It means LESS women who want to have sex with you, ever…and risk having your babies.

Lliam · Answer

Definitely, even though it doesn't effect me, personally.

I think it's complete bullshit. Government meddling in reproduction by defining the beginning of life is authoritarian. It's also ironic considering the fact that government doesn't give one dry fuck about human life.

I strongly support ready access to the morning after pill; chemical abortion up to 8 weeks of pregnancy; and even medical abortion up to at least the end of the first trimester. I start to have more of a problem with later term abortions unless there is a medical reason to terminate.

I don't like abortions. I think they should be used as a last resort because people who don't want to get pregnant should be using contraceptives in the first place.

But you're right, it's almost like they want women to refrain from sex or risk pregnancy. Fucking ass holes.

Oigit · Answer

The majority of the time sex is completely risk free when both parties are smart about it. So not all women and men are worried about abortion becoming a state issue and it being illegal in several states. Because both the women and men not worried, where already not being stupid about sex. Now it's a different story for the men and women that want to be stupid about sex and use abortion as a safety net. I. E. those that decide hookups are great and are willing to take on the higher risk of unwanted pregnancies and STD's that come with them.

So to me it's about "OH my god abortion is no longer federally protected! I'm worried and she is worried." It's more about well I never treated abortion as a safely net and only have been intimate with women that did the same. So I'll continue to be smart about sex and chose my partners wisely. Instead of screwing the random woman I meet on social media a short time ago.

WhiteSteve · Answer

Lmao. Well…. I think it’s more designed to be cock-block to women than anyone. Of course they’ll TELL YOU it’s for some other reason, try to claim some moral/religious high ground…. but they aren’t fooling anyone. I think that’s what bothers me most, that they think the rest of us are that stupid that we’d believe that this has much to do about that, while believing it has nothing to do with guys who don’t pull chicks with any sort of ease trying to stop everyone else from getting laid. It’s punitive retribution with an embarrassingly thin veil.

HighValue · Answer

1. Overturning Roe v Wade did NOT "ban abortion." That is a liberal lie that for some reason people believe even though they can easily look it up and see that it is NOT true. It gave each state the ability to pass laws on it because abortion was NEVER in the constitution either way (for or against) so the federal government had no legal ability to ever approve or ban it.

2. If abortion isn't legal (they have exceptions for rape, incest, and the mother's health when in danger) it ONLY affects promiscuous/hook up/friends with benefits/casual sex people. It affects men AND women, but only the ones engaging in casual sex. The good people that only have sex within a committed relationship have nothing to be concerned about. So basically, it only would affect the many immoral people.

BCA6010 · Answer

The federal government did not, and now cannot ban abortion unilaterally. The supreme court's decision only kicked it back to the state level, for which only a handful of states actually banned it outright.

The irony is that the specific issue that more or less dragged Roe back into the supreme court in the first place was people complaining about Mississippi's abortion law, which was more lenient than almost all European countries on the subject. The culture really screwed the pooch when it went from "safe legal and rare" to treating it like a form of birth control that demanded to be viewed as empowering and celebratory.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

The ting is, women have LOTS of options! The pill, the morning after pill, rubbers, creams, foams, sponges, diaphragms, cervical caps, I. U.. D.'S, the female condom, the rhythm method, making him pull out before he cums, abstinence.

Anyway, I think that's a REALLY STUPID, BULLSHIT law!! Because of that, now, we're gonna go right back to the `70's where pregnant girls use coat hangers and such to give themselves an abortion and risk killing themselves or completely ruining their chances of ever having kids, again!!

bobby_bush_eater · Answer

Abortion was not banned in the US. The outrage you see is a mix of ignorance, anger and a fundamental lack of understanding. The supreme court did not ban abortion, they deemed the Roe v Wade ruiling outside the bounds of federal powers. According to the constitution "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people". This applies for our bill of rights too. To make a long story short each state has the right to make abortion legal or illegal. That is the correct ruiling, however the house and Senate have the right to make it a federally guaranteed law and the democrats had the majority in both for years and never did. Now the moronic outcry by the democrats is hypocritical to say the least. I'm pro choice by the way.

Anonymous · Answer

Umm no. You have 10 different other types of contraception. Abortion is what happens when you aren’t using contraception and practicing safe sex. If you want to avoid contraception and just have abortions, the. Move to a place that allows abortions.

JamesDiaz11 · Answer

First, you're ignorant- the government didn't ban abortion. The states now have the right to restrict abortion in line what what the popular will dictates (in conservative states they can ban it, in progressive states they can murder all the infants they want).

Second, maybe more cocks should be blocked- or women should have greater risk in having sex. Our culture is overly sexed, and both men and women are suffering because of it.

normalice · Answer

In a way, yeah. The jealously of some men over the thought that other men are getting lots of ass is certianly a driving factor in the PR for abortion bans. "Make the girls who jumped on someone else's dick instead of mine suffer" is pretty obviously a motive.

Adam1978 · Answer

No I don't think it's a cock block, they will still try. You on the other hand should clearly be more restrictive. And that is a good thing. You shouldn't be sleeping with anyone you can't consider to be with for the rest of your life while you think he also will stay around. It should be treated as that important move even if abortion is legal.

abc3643 · Answer

The federal goverrnment didn't ban abortion.
The US Supreme Court said that there's no fundamental personal right to an abortion.
So, state governments are each treating abortion however they see fit.
In some states, this means banning almost all abortions.
In others, nothing has changed.

JDavid25 · Answer

Well first federal government put the decision back to the states to decide, they didn't ban it.. Secondly, people especially young people were having less sex anyways, so I highly doubt this will affect anything.. Thirdly, it's not hard to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.. Also before Roe V Wade was overturned America had some of the most liberal abortion laws out there..

AviatorTom · Answer

No, it shouldn't make much difference. Abortion was illegal back in the 1960s and that was the decade known for free love... and lots of it.

BeMuse · Answer

The Supreme Court admitted that they had made an illegal ruling that violated American's Constitutional rights and thus stripped the Federal Government of any authority on the issue. Some states made laws dealing with abortion that differ from the old assumption. In some states abortion clinics have closed. Learn the law and stop spreading propaganda.

Bluemax · Answer

No. I am pro choice. However I was responsible and always asked my partners what they would do in the case of unintended pregnancy. Now I suppose I would not be sexually active with someone who responded that she is unable/unwilling to travel beyond state lines or unwilling to put the child up for adoption.

Aerissa_Jade · Answer

I don't think its a guys job to really care about that, he might care about risking child support but then could run away anyways.

Its always been us women that have to be very careful, making guys wear condoms, getting IUDs, bc, etc...

mstbooblover · Answer

That's an interesting possible side effect, although plain common sense should lead people to understand that abortion is an ethic problem involving first of all a woman and a doctor, and maybe also any person the woman wants to take advice from. No one else should intervene, and certainly not the state. Sorry, no offense meant.

bayoubob · Answer

Nope. Real men and women know how to fuck. If you want to fuck haphazardly? That is upon you. Before any woman can say they don't want it, the man does indeed have a say. And it's being said and said again. If you don't like this arrangement? Don't expect the man to say fuck all, I don't want to pay.

Reaper1985 · Answer

blocking or limiting abortion really mostly effects those who engage in hookup culture or causal sex. since many couples have likely talked about if they desire children or not and what steps to take. however most areas still allow abortion in the extremes cases of rape/abuse, incest or medical issues. all blocking or limiting it does is reduce it from being used as an every day tool. by those who don't use other forms of birth control or safe sex methods.

Fukaroo · Answer

People are too stupid to think of that as a cock block lol

maximumpower · Answer

Its only 8 states. Please read up on the facts before revealing that you don't know what you're talking about.

hostboy__fastestlaps · Answer

It is the most anti-libertarian idea, and Christianity is a libertarian religion (in socieital and average western practices) when compared to other Abrahamic religions. I say Christianity because THE VAST majority of the Republicans ARE of that faith.

Still-alive · Answer

Major cock block bruh! At least in my state its still legal

BlacklightShade · Answer

Laws banning abortion don't do much to prevent abortions. They only server to push abortions into back alleys. This is what we learned before Roe.

Beardedman1996 · Answer

I mean yess and no, it’s more devastating and terrible for the ladies but yes there are also going to be people who will never get the chance to date and hookup culture is gunna dwindle simply because if you get pregnant you either have that baby or become a felon and face a potential death penalty 😳

loveslongnails · Answer

Abortion isn't banned here, except pretty much in a few states. Each state sets their own rules. It's not a cock block, but it's not protecting lives as they claim either.

BoobMan · Answer

LOL! WM--it's not going to deter anything. I don't think anyone was is going to look up state abortion policy when drunkenly getting busy on a Saturday night!

NamerOfStars · Answer

If that were going to do it, we'd be more concerned about our OWN lack of options.

But the government didn't ban abortion- they banned THEMSELVES INTERFERING IN THE STATES making decisions on abortion.

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

No not at all cause I'm always responsible when I have sex. But it's a stupid decision cause as soon as the baby boom happens and the goverment has to pay for all these kids all they'll do is raise our taxes and pass the buck to us which I feel is unfair cause I don't have any kids

TheMajesticKing777 · Answer

hopefully in the long run it at the very least reduces the amount of std infections or whatever and also, I'm not active atm so it's ineffective to me, it probably would if I was clapping cheeks left and right tho

Anonymous · Answer

Some women, especially in the backwards states, may decide to alter their behavior. On the flip-side, a lot more women may be cashing child support checks as well.

HonestAssholeJ · Answer

I don't care about American woman so it doesn't bother me honestly. I've been traveling out the country for 12 years now and have seen the light.

Open2It · Answer

Assuming you're not referring to the federal government banning abortion, because it hasn't, the individual states are creating their own policy, so there are options for those who choose abortion.

With that in mind, it really shouldn't matter...

Anonymous · Answer

Nah, not really.

Its time to do feminists who used the "it takes two to make a baby" excuse to rob men of child support to use the "you should not have sex if you can't handle the consequences" and the classic "it does not affect you so you don'ty have a say" line to shut up men who complains about the ruling about abortions

ethanallen · Answer

Every guy in the United States should get a vasectomy when he is 14 years old. Then, he can fuck girls at will without ever worrying about paying child support for the rest of his life.

Sixgunsound · Answer

If they ever do we can have this conversation, but since all they have done is returned states rights to the states from federal overreach, there has not been a federal ban.

Tommy789 · Answer

I believe the answer is Yes and now more Women are going to hate Men in society because of that supreme court decision.

dolemite89 · Answer

it is not a nationwide ban on abortion 🤦‍♂️ only super conservative states will have laws against it. I live in cali and nothing is changing here.

Dargil · Answer

The government did not ban abortion. It only cancelled bad law, shifting authority over abortions to the states. Do I think it is a disincentive to casual sex? Yes, it is.

RealDaveThomas · Answer

The overturning of roe v wade was a direct violation of the first amendment. I'm Jewish. Jews don't believe that life begins at conception. Therefore the overturning of roe, was a direct violation of the first amendment (freedom of religion)

Jerre · Answer

Not at all. I had a vesectomy many years ago and all my friends with benefits know it so they welcome my cum.

TallAnon · Answer

Not American, but it literally hasn't been banned. They just made a decision that others will be deciding that.

HaveNoName · Answer

It is not about womens' rights. It is not about abuse victims. It is all about the risk people have now in having open sex. THAT is the whole reason for the itch in the anus that everybody is having about this ban.

DarkWinterNights · Answer

Maybe irresponsible sex and hookup culture has damaged society and taking a minute to consider the consequences is the first step is fixing it.

Anonymous · Answer

Stop listing to leftist propaganda. Abortion is still legal in most of the USA, the places where it is now illegal it was already mostly unavailable.

EarthRealm · Answer

No because I could easily Fuck a Girl in the ass that would prevent Pregnancy 100% I wear condom she wears a condom and Even If pregnancy did occur Smoking MugRoot would Cause a miscarriage.

BillyBalls · Answer

"Cock block" is not the proper term!!

Maybe irresponsible women will stop fucking any guy that looks at them without using some type of birth control.

Abortion on demand was just birth control of the last resort!!!

Anonymous · Answer

The government did not ban abortion... It was never a constitutional right, they pushed it back to the states and let them decide. For as old as you are I find it shocking that you need to take a civics/government class..

Anonymous · Answer

No not really. Women on the internet get paranoid about this stuff but IRL the bigger concern for a guy like me is women trying to get pregnant by me in order to “trap” me.

Twalli · Answer

The government didn't decide to ban abortion. They decided to allow states to decide whether or not they want to.

slatyb · Answer

I feel it's going to lead to women dying if it hasn't already.

Avicenna · Answer

Nope. But I’m anyhow interested in women who want to have a family.

Anonymous · Answer

Nope. And the fact that so many women are combining about losing their right to murder just goes to show how much they needed to be reigned in.

888theGreat · Answer

1) it is not a ban on abortion 2) it is murder 3) Anyone that has an abortion will end up in Hell.

Anonymous · Answer

The government didn’t ban abortions.  If you’re going to criticize another country‘s laws and judicial system at least get your goddamn facts right.

Bratsondanielle · Answer

A pill a day keeps babies away

AsaKyo · Answer

I think it's stupid as hell

SevilleJuan · Answer

Read the law, lately? It is not in the Constitution. It can go to Congress to pass the law. Or 34 of the 50 states can push Congress to pass an Amendment.

love_conquers_lust · Answer

Oh, brace yourself. Affirmative Action is next.

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