Some of you are upset because you got knocked up by a deadbeat, and you have nobody else to blame. It’s your fault you slept with a man who clearly showed you he didn’t want kids. Even worse, you slept with someone you had no real relationship with. Y’all are just trying to justify getting knocked up with no plan, no real home just having sex to have sex. So yeah, I’m going to blame you, because I’m not sleeping with a man I barely know,
I mean, it’s really important to use protection, which is why I’m on birth control. But why would I marry a dude without knowing if we were sexually compatible? And if I got pregnant from unprotected sex and he ran off to do his own thing and left me to raise a child in a state where I don’t get a choice, why does that make me the fool when he also chose to have unprotected sex with someone he wasn’t married to?
I’m 27 years old, employed full time, no kids, and on birth control, so you can relax. I’m fine. But I ask you again: Why are you calling out women for having sex and then raising the child, when you could be calling out men who had exactly as much of a role in the conception but didn’t have the moral fiber to fulfill their obligations?
Okay, so he’s not at fault for having sex with me, but I’m at fault for having sex with him? Makes zero sense. And by the way, if you’re fine with these unsnipped men running around making babies and then deciding they don’t want to be fathers, you damn sure better be defending abortion access for women, especially the ones who get raped (and secretly taking the condom off is a form of assault, btw).
That’s common sense, and don’t project your trauma onto me. I never said anything about rape, so there’s no need to bring it up. I’m talking about two consenting adults never mentioned rape, never implied it. So that argument is dumb. Just say you got knocked up by a man you had no plan with. And then some of you go on to have multiple kids by the same deadbeat. How am I supposed to feel bad for you at that point?