Comments on: Woman Loses Fight To Have Ex-Boyfriend’s Baby

By: mercurior

mercurior — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 07:43:40 +0000

exactly, but the world today is more pro woman (read pro child, pro motherhood), which does a disservice to men, i know some men who are great fathers, but they wanted to be a father, the ones who generally dont want to be fathers are very bad. its all about equality.

i am a semi active member of mens rights groups, i dont agree with all they say but a lot of it is true, when a woman forces, pressures, pokes holes in condoms, uses turkey basters, which has all been documented, then if he wore a condom that implies he didnt want to be a father, should he then pay for being a father if the pregnancy was caused by nefarious means, if she had to have a child, she says she doesnt want any money, but i am sure she would be claiming child support for it.

would it be right for her to force a man into being a father, imagine the outcry if the man forced her to be a mother.

By: Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 01:57:34 +0000

I think, if women want to be respected equally and not be forced to breed against their will, they also need to respect and enforce the same right for men. She can absolutely adopt to be a mother, and I think it’s high time our generation and those beyond or behind it take those Rolling Stone lyrics to heart.

By: RMS

RMS — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 15:44:25 +0000

Your interpretation of Natalie Evans’s words is hilarious and spot on! I am again struck by the whole “selfish” notion. Her complete disregard for Mr. Johnson’s desire was selfish. He certainly has every right to decide when, if and with whom he has children. As the comment from Kim, USA so eloquently states, her problems are not his problems.

I believe it boils down to a very basic entitlement mindset that says we’re entitled to whatever we want. This is a very childish view. We certainly have the right to want whatever we want but that doesn’t mean we’ll get it. I want to be several inches taller but as a full-grown adult, that’s not going to happen. This is reality.

The Rolling Stones summed it up quite nicely: “you can’t always get what you want.” It’s a lesson everyone needs to learn sometime.

By: mercurior

mercurior — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 09:35:39 +0000

excuse me, gorilla, you feel sorry for any women who cannot give birth, is that all a woman is, a breeding machine. are you “sorry” a man who can give birth. what this woman did was take the man out of the family, which is one of the points that make a lot of us childfree rant.

there are no male figures in these childrens lives, and see what has happened kids running wild. kids having kids. just because a person “cant ” have a child doesnt mean there are other options for her, but she wants her precious DNA replicant, and forget the rights of the man, thats what it was all about, the rights of a man being or not being a father.

doesnt a man deserve the right to decide if he wants to be a father, if he does ok, if he doesnt, then the woman should sign a legally enforcable document saying she will never claim anything at all from him.

i am not saying give the right to choose abortion to a man as well, but there are ways around it, i am talking about fatherhood, not genetic parentage.

if she had won, then men would be relegated to just blobs of protoplasm, only useful for one duty, create sperm. and thats just as bad a when a women is considered to be just an incubator

By: Gorilla Bananas

Gorilla Bananas — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 07:26:28 +0000

As a gorilla, I feel sorry for any female who cannot give birth. But she only has herself to blame for leaving it too late. It’s about time they defrosted that embryo and flushed it down the toilet.