01-22-2006, 10:15 PM
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Insatiable
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: WNY
Posts: 8,935
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Originally Posted by BIBI
If I am understanding your post correctly....
Are you saying that a man should be able to stop an abortion if he wants to take care the future child? How could he be forced to do this if he changed his mind? Should he be forced to be a father and if so how can he be?
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Yes, if the man wants to be a loving father to that baby. Yes indeed.
Change his mind? Do you mean that he says he wants it month 3 and then decides "no" in Month 8? Good question...whatever the answer, even if it is adoption, is better than murder.
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Originally Posted by BIBI
If the man doesn't want the woman to have the pregnancy go to term, does that mean he gives up his rights and responsibilities to that child?
In other words does he forfiet his responsibility to provide support whether it be monetary or otherwise because he didn't want it in the first place?
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I do not think a man has a right to force a woman into having an abortion. No way, no how. |