Should a man be force/compelled to 'marry' a woman that he's 'accidentally' made pregnant ?

@anythingoes477 Thanks for BA. ❤

@anythingoes477 Indeed - there's no 'accident' about conception - it's a deliberate act. But remember it takes two to tango so the woman is just as responsible as the man for taking steps to prevent unwanted pregnancy and step 1 is DO NOT HAVE SEX! Followed by steps 2 to 10 which also are DO NO HAVE SEX!

If you have sex with someone (this applies to us women just as much as men) then you are partly responsible for whatever the consequences are. it's not all the man's responsibility, or all the woman's responsibility.

This only changes where sex is non consensual - ie. it's RAPE! And rape can be committed by a woman just as much as by a man.

@TallMtnMedic 51/49... the woman has to carry the baby and can die from labor so that's worth the deciding 1% imo

@TallMtnMedic
Like I said before, it all depends upon mutual agreement. In case, either of the two aren't on the same page then better not spoil a to be born's life. Let it be aborted.

Be it a man or woman, if he/she is adamant about keeping the baby then he/she must bear majority of the expenses himself/herself. Better to take legal help, so that the two cannot accuse each other for anything later.

@NatureGuy77 but it's a woman's responsibility not to let a man who wouldn't be willing to be a father impregnate her... having all the power during the pregnancy means you carry all the responsibility beforehand

@Rizzle420 Guys split and don’t live up to their responsibilities. It happens way to often.,

@NatureGuy77 then those are guys that shouldn't be getting laid... but just as there are men that will split there are women that choose an obviously unfit man to try and make a father out of and then act shocked when he bolts (and then expect my tax dollars to help support them)

@Onestarlitnight Whst happens if the women is prochoice, shouldnt the same apply for the male?

@calicuz Split/seperated families are basically the 'norm' these days. Gone are the days when there's any 'normal' family of mum + dad + kids all living happily together.

@butterflybaby75

I know, but they shouldn't be the norm.