Article: Shouldn't Men have a choice too?

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Originally posted by Desdinova
I'm gonna throw another curve ball in here that I've experienced a few times. After having sex with a woman for a lengthy period of time, they will want you to quit using the condom. They start using their emotions to manipulate the man. If the man refuses to quit using the condom, the following happens:

1) He doesn't get laid that night
2) She says "I feel like you don't trust me"
3) The man either fvcks her without a condom, or stands up for himself (usually the condom goes).
4) She gets pregnant

It's manipulative, and it's disgusting.
that was a good one .
perhaps you could give advise to the guys on how to handle that type of situation and still come out on top...
 

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Originally posted by Desdinova
I'm gonna throw another curve ball in here that I've experienced a few times. After having sex with a woman for a lengthy period of time, they will want you to quit using the condom. They start using their emotions to manipulate the man. If the man refuses to quit using the condom, the following happens:

1) He doesn't get laid that night
2) She says "I feel like you don't trust me"
3) The man either fvcks her without a condom, or stands up for himself (usually the condom goes).
4) She gets pregnant

It's manipulative, and it's disgusting.
The guy should dump any woman who would refuse to let him wear a condom. I would dump any guy who refused to use one. I can't take the pill because it makes me sick. I don't want to get any STDs and I sure as hell don't want to get pregnant. No condom, no sex.

If a woman refuses you sex for not wearing a condom then the man should say, "Fine...then I'll just go find a girlfriend who respects me enough to accept that I want to use condoms. Goodbye."
 

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AGAIN we are talking about NOT conception. Nor even the carrying of the child.

But responsibilities OUTSIDE the womb.

There are 2 options

1. Keep child
2. Give up for adoption

In this scenario

Giving up for adoption makes both parents exempt from responsibility from the child. This is a clear example of exempting parents. Any argument that "you had em, you're responsible" is mute unless you think adoption laws should be changed.

I personally believe no one should be obligated to the child. But its human nature for someone in that community to survive it always. I'm not worried about babies just becoming dust.

So we've clearly established the choice that will EXEMPT the parents from support of the child.

The problem lies when one parents wants the child while they other doesn't. This scenario is usually created by one malicious party who cares not for the well being of the other. Generally unmarried, revengeful, gold digging, irresponsible sexual partner choice.

Anyways, even if the father wants to put the child up for adoption he has no choice in the matter. The mother can keep it and make the father a slave to the child against his will. The fact being that what counts is fatherhood not half a mans assets

This here is the problem. By backing out gov't support AND allowing a father to be optional on support. Will hit the wall of responsibility hard. Women will not see a payday at the end of the pregnancy tunnel, they'll be more careful whom they choose to sleep unprotected and when.

Why do you think there's essentially a marriage protest? Why are less men marrying? population declining? This is one of the aspects that is extremely unfair to men.
 

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Originally posted by Wyldfire
Vermont is totally messed up regarding the state and child support.

I was owed almost $10k in back child support, which I would get some of everytime my ex filed federal taxes. His refunds would come to me.

I was in a major bind for one month and had no income. I had to go to the state to get help for that one month. They gave me about $600 total. The state, by law, STOLE the rights to that $10k in back child support just because they gave me a measly $600 one time. Mind you, my 5 year old's father paid over $600 right after the state gave me that temporary help. They took that child support AND the 10K of my kid's child support. I couldn't believe they were allowed to do that. Now I don't even get any of the IRS refunds from my ex because the state gets paid towards the back child support they freaking STOLE from my kids first.

How f*cked up is that? Greedy b@stards.
Nope, believe it or not in reality there is both parties are trying to expect something for nothing. The gov't dont owe you anything, never and should never. In fact when the kids 18 the integrity thing would be to pay the gov't back for how much you suckered off it because of your choices. You made a highly irresponsible choice and probably knew there would be a gov't and daddy right there to give you support.

Nor was the adoption route even pressured because of 2 things like this so the child could be given a home that is financially solvent and fully stable mom/dad in it.

I have a female friend who gave a child up for adoption because she knew she didn't have a responsible family setting or the financial capabilities. It was tough for her, but definitely in the child's best interest.

NO ACCOUNTABILITY

This is why the laws need to change
 

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If one parent wants the child their right to their child trumps the rights of the one who doesn't want the child.

If the mother wants the child and the father doesn't, she has every right to have it and the child has every right to the financial support of BOTH parents.

If the father wants the child and the mother doesn't, he has every right to have it and the child has every right to the financial support of BOTH parents.

If a man does not want to support the child he helped create that the mother wants to keep TOO BAD. He did NOT have to have sex, unprotected or otherwise with a woman he did not want to have a child with.

Men don't have ANY control once the woman is pregnant. That is not going to change. The only way it could be changed would result in a violation of the basic human rights of the woman carrying his child. A person's HUMAN RIGHTS and RIGHTS to their child will forever be more important than someone's desire to not take responsibility for a child they KNEW could result from having sex.

If you go deer hunting and shoot at something moving in the bushes and it turns out to be a person you are not going to get off the hook by saying "Well, I didn't want to shoot a person. I was just hunting deer. How was I supposed to know there might be a person in the bushes?" This sounds very much like "Well, I didn't want to be a father. I was just having sex. How was I supposed to know she might get pregnant?" The judge isn't going to CARE if you didn't want to do what you did...you still did it and you KNEW the risks involved when you did it. End of story.
 

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The guy should dump any woman who would refuse to let him wear a condom.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Compare that to the real world. Men are hell bent on trying to keep their woman happy 100% of the time. The poor little girl wants to feel trusted. Then trusted she shall be! The condom comes off and she feels better.

I wonder if this falls under the category of "The Condom Broke".
 

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Originally posted by Jvesti
In fact when the kids 18 the integrity thing would be to pay the gov't back for how much you suckered off it because of your choices. You made a highly irresponsible choice and probably knew there would be a gov't and daddy right there to give you support.
I was f*cking MARRIED to their father you retard. And aside from that $600 I NEVER "sucked" anything off the government. I have supported my family on my own with virtually NO help from their deadbeat a$$hole father OR the government, thank you VERY f*cking much. I pay taxes to the state and federal govt every week as well. My God, but you are a presumptuous little f*cktard, aren't you?


Nor was the adoption route even pressured because of 2 things like this so the child could be given a home that is financially solvent and fully stable mom/dad in it.
The kids in question were te result of a 10 year MARRIAGE. They were PLANNED by BOTH their father AND their mother. Jesus H. Christ...buy yourself a goddamned clue.

I have a female friend who gave a child up for adoption because she knew she didn't have a responsible family setting or the financial capabilities. It was tough for her, but definitely in the child's best interest.
Excuse me...but when you have children within a marriage and have raised them for ten years you don't just ship them off for adoption simply because you get divorced. Pay the hell attention when you respond to a post why don't you.

NO ACCOUNTABILITY

This is why the laws need to change
No, the laws are fine AS THEY ARE...and men who don't want kids can just wear a goddamned CONDOM.
 

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Originally posted by Desdinova
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Compare that to the real world. Men are hell bent on trying to keep their woman happy 100% of the time. The poor little girl wants to feel trusted. Then trusted she shall be! The condom comes off and she feels better.

I wonder if this falls under the category of "The Condom Broke".
Sorry Des...but any guy who is stupid enough to give in and risk an unwanted pregnancy or STD just to get a piece of ass deserves anything he gets.
 

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Sorry Des...but any guy who is stupid enough to give in and risk an unwanted pregnancy or STD just to get a piece of ass deserves anything he gets.
And this is why we have those laws. Because men are apparently too goddam dumb and allow themselves to be manipulated by the intelligent woman.
:rolleyes:
 

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Originally posted by Desdinova
And this is why we have those laws. Because men are apparently too goddam dumb and allow themselves to be manipulated by the intelligent woman.
:rolleyes:
No...we have the laws to protect the interests of the CHILDREN...who are completely innocent in it all and who have needs and rights. Because those children are unable to care for themselves and had no say in their birth...the parties responsible for creating that innocent life is legally and financially responsible for them. If they were not made responsible for them then YOU would have to be. How fair is that to the rest of society? I don't know about you, but I would much rather only be financially responsible for the kids I brought into the world, not any kids you or the rest of this site bring into it.
 

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"It typically takes TWO people to ruin a marriage...and even in a case like mine, where I didn't cause any of the marital problems...at the very least it takes one making a sh*tty choice in partners."


I'd bet that he'd have the same thing to say about you! And judging by how argumentative you are here, there's no wonder that you’re single and all alone.

But, I'm going to pray for you tonight, because I really believe that you have some sort of mental problem.

Tell me, what kind of woman posts on a man's site all day long like you do? :confused:

Something’s not right in Denmark! Please get some medical attention fast, for the sake of your children and your own sanity!

I don't care if the mod's delete this, cuz I'm actually trying to help her, and...


Never mind!


Sayno'
 
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No...we have the laws to protect the interests of the CHILDREN...who are completely innocent in it all and who have needs and rights.
Okay, we'll throw the kids into the mix. Here's another angle....

WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST

Would you agree that this is how the law leans? It's an age old saying that was used because women and children are the helpless ones, but the man can survive on his own.

Now, if the woman, according to women's rights activists doesn't need a man to take care of her and lord over her, shouldn't this be changed to:

CHILDREN FIRST
?

But, if women are completely independant of men according to society, shouldn't they pay for the kids staying in their house? (the same goes for men). If they can't afford it, shouldn't the children be moved into a foster home?

This is of course if shared custody can't be agreed on.
 

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Originally posted by SAYNO

I'd bet that he'd have the same thing about you! And judging by how argumentative you are here, there's no wonder that you’re single and all alone.
Well, Gayblo...if he said the same about me he'd be lying. I'm single, but hardly "all alone". I'm quite happy with my relationship status, thanks.

But, I'm going to pray for you tonight, because I really believe that you have some sort of mental problem.
If you were wise you'd pray for yourself...you need it far more than I do.

Tell me, what kind of woman posts on a man's site all day long like you do? :confused:
Um...one who WANTS to. Frankly, I'd much rather be here for the reason I'm here than for the reason you are. But this has nothing to do with the topic at hand...nor does ANY of your post, for that matter.

Something’s not right in Denmark! Please get some medical attention fast, for the sake of your children and your own sanity!
I'm perfectly sane, thanks...perhaps you should take your own advice. Your cranium seems to be firmly lodged into your rectum...which might be why you never see things for what they are.

I don't care if the mod's delete this, cuz I'm actually trying to help her, and...
No you're not...you're looking for any opportunity to insult and attack me, per usual.

You're not fooling anyone.

Oh yeah...and go f*ck yourself...with how miserable you are, it'd probably be the ONLY action you ever get.
 

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WYLD: You are personalizing this entire debate as I stated in my last post. Statistically your case is exceptional and pregnancy (intended or otherwise) doesn't occur in a vaccuum - there are a lot of other, and I daresay more common, variables that make your unfortunate, but self-made decisions an exception to the rule. You may well have been blameless in any wrong doing in your previous marriage and regretably you and your children are suffering from this past situation, but there were at least 3 decision in which you cannot claim a lack of responsibility and that is 'choosing' to have 3 children with the monster you consistently post about in virtually every thread that even brushes the surface of suggesting that men may be getting a raw deal when it comes to paternity.

That's not a flame, I respect your opinions, but your tendency to personalize in this way is hardly the most objective way to debate. However, I would be happy to discuss your personal situations in a PM or even an open thread - maybe that's the best thing for you?
 

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Originally posted by Desdinova
Okay, we'll throw the kids into the mix. Here's another angle....

WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST

Would you agree that this is how the law leans? It's an age old saying that was used because women and children are the helpless ones, but the man can survive on his own.
Basically, that's the way society goes, yes. However, the order in which it goes is Children first, Disabled second, Elderly third, Women fourth, Men fifth. That's going on the MOST vulnerable first and so on.

Now, if the woman, according to women's rights activists doesn't need a man to take care of her and lord over her, shouldn't this be changed to:

CHILDREN FIRST?
It is children first...and women aren't second on the list, they are 4th.

This is apparent just based on what we saw when New Orleans was evacuated. However, the elderly and disabled got on those buses before most children did. Women didn't get on those buses before the elderly and disabled...and some didn't even get on WITH their children...that's how so many kids got separated from their families.

I'm not a feminist and I don't think men and women are the same or ever will be. In most cases we can all do the same jobs and what not...but we're very different.


But, if women are completely independant of men according to society, shouldn't they pay for the kids staying in their house? (the same goes for men). If they can't afford it, shouldn't the children be moved into a foster home?

This is of course if shared custody can't be agreed on.
This is NOT about the man or the woman...it is about the CHILDREN. It's in the best interest of the child to be with family. The child has that right and the child has the right to be provided for by BOTH of it's parents. Des, regardless of how you want to look at it, approach it or present it...it will always come back to the child...because their rights and best interests will FOREVER trump all else.
 

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Guys Glenn Sacks the author of this article produces a newsletter via his website at www.glennsacks.com.

The Amber Frey story is actually very pertinent to this discussion. Whilst being looked at as a heroine by the media. In other events has ruined a man's life claiming paternity to a child that's not even his. The man has no right to reclaim his money nor go after Frey for frauding him.

This is from the newsletter.

Amber Frey Commits Paternity Fraud,
Gloria Allred Makes Excuses

During the Scott Peterson murder trial, Amber Frey was called the conscience of the courtroom, an angel who helped bring a despicable murderer to justice. But for Anthony Flores, she's a liar who assassinated his character, emotionally abused him, and damaged his career.

According to the New York Daily News article Man Amber hit for child support told he's not daddy after all (9/20/05):

"More than four years after Frey swore that a 29-year-old Fresno, Calif., man fathered her first child, and she nailed him for child support, a DNA test says it isn't so.

"Hairstylist Anthony Flores is off the hook for [child support]...after a genetic test showed a local nightclub owner is actually the 4-year-old girl's daddy.

"'Amber Frey belongs on one of those Maury Povich Who's my baby's daddy? shows,' Flores' lawyer Glenn Wilson said yesterday. Flores said he feels 'foolish' and 'betrayed.'"

"'She was very convincing when she told me I was the only person who could be the father. ... I want an apology.'"

"Court Commissioner Nancy Staggs ordered the county to stop collecting support from Flores...Frey took Flores to court for support and when he fell behind at times, the state took away his driver's license. Frey also called him 'a deadbeat dad' in interviews.

"Flores, who still calls the child 'my daughter,' fought for visitation with the child. When Frey refused, Wilson says he notified the court he planned to seek a paternity test.

"Anthony is hurt and stunned by this," Wilson says. "He still refers to the child as 'my daughter.' And his mother thought she had a grandchild. They were lied to."

Flores was publicly humiliated, had his driver's license seized, was forced to pay child support, and was also denied a role in the life of "his" daughter by Frey. What will Frey's punishment be for her perjury, emotional abuse, and use of the state against an innocent man? Nothing, of course. As I've said before, in family law punishments and court orders are for men--women need not be concerned with them.

However, there is the possibility for a happy ending here. Frey has made a bundle off of her bestselling book Witness: For the Prosecution of Scott Peterson. I hope Flores sues her for defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress and Amber is forced to write him a big, fat check.

It should be noted that had this case occurred a couple years ago, Flores would not have been able to successfully fight Frey, and would have been on the hook for 18 years of child support for a child who is not his. A decade long struggle by California activists resulted in two big wins for paternity fraud victims last year--AB 252 and the Navarro decision.

Among those deserving credit for this are the California Alliance for Families and Children, the American Coalition for Fathers and Children, the National Coalition of Free Men Los Angeles, Veterans Fighting Paternity Fraud, paternity fraud victim/crusaders Bert Rid**** and Carnell Smith, former Assemblyman Rod Wright and his chief of staff San Diorio, and countless others. To learn more about paternity fraud, see my column Paternity Fraud Victims Need Justice (Los Angeles Daily News, 3/15/02), and my co-authored columns Preserving Paternity Fraud (Orange County Register, 10/3/02) and Defrauded Veterans Have Mixed Emotions on Veterans Day (Daily Breeze [Los Angeles], 11/11/03).


Gloria Allred: Some Trains Are Never Late

Not surprisingly, feminist attorney Gloria Allred, Frey's lawyer, defended Frey's behavior and returned the blame to the child's (non) father. She said:

"Only after the results of a recent DNA test taken by the true biological father did Amber realize that Mr. Flores was not the father of her child. To the best of Amber's knowledge, Mr. Flores did not [take a test] and... he needs to take responsibility for his failure to do so."

In other words, Frey is not responsible for lying and claiming that Flores was the father, or not at least acknowledging that Flores might not be the father. However, Flores is at fault for (allegedly) not taking a DNA test fast enough to suit poor Amber. I'll say one thing for Allred--she's consistent. Whenever there's a problem, she always blames the man. Some trains are never late...

To hear Gloria's appearances on His Side, see Gloria Allred vs. LaMusga's Attorney on Move-Aways (5/16/04) and Is Parental Alienation Syndrome a Fathers' Rights Hoax? (6/27/04).
 

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Originally posted by Rollo Tomassi
WYLD: You are personalizing this entire debate as I stated in my last post. Statistically your case is exceptional and pregnancy (intended or otherwise) doesn't occur in a vaccuum - there are a lot of other, and I daresay more common, variables that make your unfortunate, but self-made decisions an exception to the rule. You may well have been blameless in any wrong doing in your previous marriage and regretably you and your children are suffering from this past situation, but there were at least 3 decision in which you cannot claim a lack of responsibility and that is 'choosing' to have 3 children with the monster you consistently post about in virtually every thread that even brushes the surface of suggesting that men may be getting a raw deal when it comes to paternity.

That's not a flame, I respect your opinions, but your tendency to personalize in this way is hardly the most objective way to debate. However, I would be happy to discuss your personal situations in a PM or even an open thread - maybe that's the best thing for you?
Rollo...it's a tad bit difficult to discuss something that is SO close to home without making it a bit personal. I also debate issues based on what I know from personal experience. That's why I tend to make things personal. That's really all there is to it.

I have repeatedly openly admitted that I made a VERY poor choice when I married my ex husband. Most 18 year olds tend to do that when they marry so young. I was naive and stupid and I own that 100%...always have.

I'm not speaking only about myself when I bring up the issue of ex husbands who won't pay child support. This is not just single guys who didn't want a kid. There are a hell of a lot of men who were married to the mothers of their children who refuse to support their kids. I know SO MANY divorced mothers who get no child support whose ex's have fled to avoid paying. It's pretty disgusting for a father or a mother to abandon a child or children they wanted and loved. And we wonder why so many kids are so screwed up.

http://www.delinquentdad.com/index.htm

As you, A-Unit and I all pointed out...it's very easy for a guy to insure himself against an unwanted pregnancy. It's crazy for a guy NOT to. I don't disagree with it being wrong for a woman to trap a guy or that the woman has more rights. That's just the nature of things. We all know this. We all know how babies are made. We all know the risks of sex, especially unprotected sex. We all know it's not a good idea to place blind faith in others where our wallets are concerned.

If single men are allowed an easy out and aren't made to take responsibility for their poor choices and irresponsibility, it will just make it easier for men who DID want their kids at one time to shirk their responsibilities after getting divorced.

There would be NO NEED for a single guy to even complain about this if they would just stop by the Planned Parenthood office once a month and pick up some FREE condoms and use the damn things.
 

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Amber Frey's ex should get visitation if he wants and should be reimbursed for the child support he paid by the child's real father. The child was entitled to the support, but in this case it came from the wrong person. The man who is the child's father should be made to pay it back to the guy who did pay it.

Amber Frey is clearly WRONG for not being honest that there was a second man who could have been the child's father. There should be an extension of any statute of limitation so that the guy who was wronged can file a civil suit once the child is able to support herself. As long as the child doesn't end up having to pay for what her mother did (by going without so the mother can pay a fine), I'm all for a steep fine or civil suit. Just don't punish the child...it wasn't her fault.
 

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Originally posted by Wyldfire
Amber Frey's ex should get visitation if he wants and should be reimbursed for the child support he paid by the child's real father. The child was entitled to the support, but in this case it came from the wrong person. The man who is the child's father should be made to pay it back to the guy who did pay it.

Amber Frey is clearly WRONG for not being honest that there was a second man who could have been the child's father. There should be an extension of any statute of limitation so that the guy who was wronged can file a civil suit once the child is able to support herself. As long as the child doesn't end up having to pay for what her mother did (by going without so the mother can pay a fine), I'm all for a steep fine or civil suit. Just don't punish the child...it wasn't her fault.
wyldfire there is clearly a hole in your logic.

What if the mother is a scam artist? Should she not go to jail because she "has a kid"? What if she is a murderer, or scams people out of half their money??

The child IS suffering because its with Amber Frey, and will be raised by this con artist that's let be one.

The fact is, trash like her should NOT be raising children. This is a suitable parent?

Andrea Yates was probably a great mother too accept for her criminal behavior, the ... killing n all.
 
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