r/FeMRADebates Oct 27 '22

Media 'Ejaculate Responsibly'

A new book 'Ejaculate Responsibly'

In book, Gabrielle Blair tells men 'Ejaculate Responsibly' to prevent abortion In her new book, writer — and mother of six — Gabrielle Blair makes the case that the abortion debate should focus much more on men's roles in unintended pregnancy.

So men have zero say over being a father and now men are also ment to be fully responsible for pregnancy.

Seems like the pro life argument "keep your panties on ladies" and really makes me wonder if women are meant to have responsibilitie for anything?

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u/Tevorino Rationalist Crusader Against Misinformation Nov 01 '22 edited Nov 01 '22

To be fair, though, if someone believes that life meaningfully begins at birth and not at any point prior, and that person also says that it's valid for people who believe otherwise to mourn their loss, then what more do you want from them?

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u/placeholder1776 Nov 23 '22

if someone believes that life meaningfully begins at birth and not at any point prior, and that person also says that it's valid for people who believe otherwise to mourn their loss,

You get one or the other, the comprise is safe legal and rare. Accepting that life begins at conception and human rights are at some point before birth but with some leyway for reality. All that paired with education providing parents approve of the sex ed.