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Originally posted by Javan

I thought you were a woman?

I am. And I'm not talking about whatever you guys are discussing. I don't actually know what you're discussing. I'm talking about a past event that happened to one of my good Judy's.

*continues to judge harder -___-*

[iHype.]

I'm mixed. It's too much of a serious thing to be on one specific side for me. It really depends on the case.

[Big Smoke]

Originally posted by RudeBoyy

#ProChoice

I used to be Pro Life when I was like 12, but I was an ignorant asshole at 12.

You little niggglet...

[RudeBoyy]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

You little niggglet...

That's not shade to Pro Life people, it's shade to myself. I was sooo stupid at 12 and lived in a bubble. I'm a completely different person since then though and 2010 me would probably HATE 2015 me and vice versa.

[Callisto.]

Originally posted by iHype.

I'm mixed.

Black folks never wanna be just black.

[fortheloveofmusic]

Did anything else scandalous happen while I was away?

[Deemy]

Originally posted by Iman

pro-choice and guys dont need to have a say

I hate this mentality that the father shouldn't have a say. 50% of that child's genetics is his. Thats a double standard. And when the child is born and the guy doesn't want to support the child since he never wanted it from the jump he's seen as a bad person.

If women can use abortion as a scapegoat, where does that leave men?


PRO-LIFE always unless in certain circumstances such as rape and if both parties are minors and can't support a child. Also for health reasons. Other than that I think adults should be mature enough and deal with the consequences of their actions.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Callisto.

Black folks never wanna be just black.

I just don't wanna be ashy black like u

[6_INCH_HEELS]

Pro-choice. Her body, her decision.

[Callisto.]

Pro- Choice, but I don't think it's right to say he has no say.

That is 50% of his.

[MP2K]

"A Message" by Kelela is a great song to strip to. Just saying.

[MCBeth]

Originally posted by Deemy

I hate this mentality that the father shouldn't have a say. 50% of that child's genetics is his. Thats a double standard. And when the child is born and the guy doesn't want to support the child since he never wanted it from the jump he's seen as a bad person.

While I do get what you're saying, are you implying that it's fine for a father to skip out on his kid after the kid is born?

[iHype.]

Originally posted by MCBeth

While I do get what you're saying, are you implying that it's fine for a father to skip out on his kid after the kid is born?

I think he was saying people will let women have the choice to abort the baby if she doesn't want it, but if men don't want it and therefore don't want to be in their lives since they wanted to abort to begin with, they're seen as bad people.

[thirdward]

imagine if your girl dosent want the baby and u do

[6_INCH_HEELS]

Originally posted by thirdward

imagine if your girl dosent want the baby and u do

I would say she should birth it and then hand it over, but considering SHE would be the one having to endure that 9 mos and the final push...yeah.

[Deemy]

Originally posted by MCBeth

While I do get what you're saying, are you implying that it's fine for a father to skip out on his kid after the kid is born?

NO. Im just saying.. what if the man really isn ready for a child and can't take care of it right now.. just like how some women feel when they get pregnant and don't feel like they can take care of the child. Women have the power to just ABORT the child, men don't have that option so for society to say that the guy shouldn't have a say is completely inconsiderate.

Im a supporter of birth control and contraceptive pills. I just can't fully support killing a child everytime you want to change your mind that you're not ready to be a mother. You know what you were getting into when you lay down and have unprotected sex.




(Not using "you" directly).

[KB.]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

Pro Life, except in dire circumstances.

You would....

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by KB.

You would....

Lol

[MCBeth]

Originally posted by iHype.

I think he was saying people will let women have the choice to abort the baby if she doesn't want it, but if men don't want it and therefore don't want to be in their lives since they wanted to abort to begin with, they're seen as bad people.

I understood what he meant but I was just wondering about that one part.

Originally posted by Deemy

NO. Im just saying.. what if the man really isn ready for a child and can't take care of it right now.. just like how some women feel when they get pregnant and don't feel like they can take care of the child. Women have the power to just ABORT the child, men don't have that option so for society to say that the guy shouldn't have a say is completely inconsiderate.

Im a supporter of birth control and contraceptive pills. I just can't fully support killing a child everytime you want to change your mind that you're not ready to be a mother. You know what you were getting into when you lay down and have unprotected sex.




(Not using "you" directly).

I'm not disagreeing with what you said. Abortion is an iffy subject for the simple fact that two people are involved who might have differing views/wishes but there are only two options (carrying full term or aborting) and no middle ground.

What solution do y'all have?

[Deemy]

I feel like if we were to make Abortion legal.. I think there needs to be a contract at hospitals that will restrict women from getting it without having mutual consent from the man and woman.

I think that will also prevent women from "trapping" men by getting pregnant purposely for financial gains.
And also prevent fathers from "running away" seeing as they know from the get go that the child is theirs.

I think it would also reduce the teenage pregnancy rate because now there's a middleman. I just think such a sensitive topic like that shouldn't be made by one individual.. there are way too many alternatives to look into.

I also have strong opinions about the Death Penalty.