Who do u guys support pro choice so hard tho?
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So, an incel is trying to fuck around and bother us again. Well personally I’ve fucked around a lot, so I’m pro-choice because in case there’s an error in the safe sex methods I prefer my partner and I not be saddled with a screeching little blob of hate.
So yeah women can’t abstain from sex because it is their choice to fuck. And in particular I enjoy the choice made to fuck me. Just as much as it’s their choice not to fuck some whiny little internet loser who posts on incel message boards going “wee wee wee why can’t I get laid”. Well it might have something to do with a little something I like to call transcendent ugliness. It’s where you internalize this ugliness about you so much that you end up ugly inside and ugly outside both.
You worthless little walking scabs talk about laying down and rotting. So how about you jump in a six foot deep hole in the ground and then do that, hm?
Who do u guys support pro choice so hard tho?
Because we think women are people and have a right to bodily autonomy.
Most men on here are virgins and seem all the happier for it, [...]
Well, that an assumption on your part. Of the regulars here who I know to be men, a few have said they are virgins and a few have made it clear they are not. For some I have no knowledge. I don't know whether virgin men outnumber non-virgin men here and I doubt you do either.
[...] so idk why women can’t just abstain from sex as well.
We can. Why should we? Sex is fun. Or so I've heard. I've never done it myself.
No need for abortion.
Actually there is. It's unwanted pregnancy. You can't just tell people "don't have sex". People are gonna keep fucking. And that goes for people of all genders, BTW. Don't act like this is all on women; it takes two to make a baby.
Who do u guys support pro choice so hard tho?
Because I believe any sapient being has the right to do with their own body whatever the hell they want. Opinions of others be damned. And if said choice invovles getting rid of what is essentially an unwanted or even dangerous parasite, then so be it.
Most men on here are virgins and seem all the happier for it,
I’m a virgin male. And while I’m not unhappy about it per se, it doesn’t make me jump with joy either. Besides, even if I’m comfortable with my virginity, it doesn’t mean everybody else is…
so idk why women can’t just abstain from sex as well.
They could. But even so, why should they? Why should anyone prevent another from enjoying safe, sane, & consentual sex?
Who do u guys support pro choice so hard tho?
1- Because we can
2- Because only the individual woman has the right to decide
3- ?????
4- ...oh, and the word you're looking for is 'Why': certainly as in why you're so much as thinking about asking that question in the first place
"Most men on here are virgins and seem all the happier for it,"
I'm straight. I support gay rights.
From a young age we're pressured into certain expectations, among them to date and eventually find a spouse. If we don't we're treated as though something must be wrong with us and we're somehow failing obligation to society or our bloodlines or "our race" or a religious duty. Whatever the angle the pressure is there and it doesn't let up. Often some fairly vulgar abuse gets tossed around such as pointedly questioning people's sexuality or masculinity/femininity and rhetoric about dying alone surrounded by cats well past some supposed sexual expiration date. Notably that rhetoric is directed most loudly and frequently at women who are then judged much more harshly for their sex lives or lack thereof.
But moving on from this logical inconsistency we can see the result is that people feel pressured into forming relationships and even rushed into marriage more as a formality of reaching adulthood than as an actual mutual decision. You can see the most twisted interpretation of this by looking at incels who see only competition and transaction expressing confusion anger and disgust that any sort of emotional investment exists in a relationship. But just as we're expected to get into relationships with the kind of detached attitude one would tell a teenager to get a summer job when we do we're rushed into certain other expectations within the relationship we may not actually be ready for. For starters despite a rush to marriage and a pointedly negative view of premarital sex a sexless relationship is treated like a cruel joke and the prospect of this continuing into marriage is treated almost like a hate crime. There's quite a few men out there who think wives should have no legal ability to refuse sex. So you either put out or you're a failure as a girlfriend with no prospects as a wife and if you stay unmarried you're a failure in general, supposedly.
But even putting aside these very pointed constant expectations and pressure which is hypocritically judged either way and again really stacked disproportionately against women there are some people with neither the financial capability or even the personal mental and emotional capacity to be fit parents. I'm sure you'll be tempted to just reiterate that not having sex was an option, but that would only prove you flatly ignored the point about societal pressure to put themselves in exactly that position with no real real regard for their own development and emotional maturity expected to conform to whatever obligation is placed on them by family, society, religion, etc. And again being subject to scorn if they don't fit the mold told to "grow up" equating the act with maturity and not the independent decision or forethought.
We may be fine going at our own pace, we either weathered our own hail of judgement until we numbed to it or else have the ability to step back and look at society from angles other than down the end of a pointed finger and see our own wants separate from that pressure, but others are driven to compromise themselves to fit in thinking that's only way they'll be happy. It tends to be too late when they realize the position they're in. And not knowing any better they are likely to push everything that made them miserable - if not their own misery - upon a child that blindly playing their expected role did not prepare them to raise. It's better for such a cruel cycle to not happen.
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