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Originally Posted by AmeliaG
Say two people hook up at some random event. They are not in love. They do not have a relationship. Maybe the guy doesn't even know the chick's last name. But the condom breaks and she gets knocked up.
Should he be required to pay for an abortion?
Should he be required to pay for half an abortion?
Should he be required to support the proceeds of a broken condom with a stranger for the rest of his life or at least 18 years and nine months?
What if the chick put pinholes in the condom because she knew the guy had some money, but the kid is definitely his genetics?
Is there a point at which the man stops being responsible for a choice someone else makes or does he lose the right to make further choices when he agrees to have sexual intercourse?
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Mom needs to take you aside and explain the birds and the bees to you...but I'm willing to start for her.
The ONLY way for a guy to ensure he will not father a child is to keep his dick in his pants. The moment he frees willie, all bets are off.
If a male and female engage in sex, like it or not, BOTH are responsible for the results. Condom breaks....oh well, that's the chance you take. Girls puts pin holes in the condom, then maybe Mister Love Machine should use his hand rather than fuck strangers. NO means of birth control is 100% effective and you should have learned that in Health class in grade 5 or 6.
*Shakes head in disbelief*