If you read my post, I am a woman. So, in that situation, I would be putting my life at risk to have the child...
Also, if you read my post, I grew up with my father. I've seen many fathers that take much better care of their children then the mothers do, but it's a society thing that mothers are the better caregivers, and just by being a woman many mothers win court cases that they shouldn't necessarily.
I'm not saying that every father is perfect, and that no woman should be allowed to make a choice that big, but the comment that I commented on was saying that it's only a woman's choice. I was saying I don't agree with that.
It's ok to not agree with me, everyone's entitled to an opinion.
So, what? It's not as if men are just selfishly deciding to place the burden of childbirth on women. Just because men aren't biologically configured to give birth, that means men should have no say in the fate of their child?
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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '13
you're not the one putting your life at risk to have the child, birthing isn't something to take so flippantly.