Would you sleep with a women if she told you she's against abortion?

[Hughman]

Put this in your notebook:

Any time you're dating / banging a single mother, you're sleeping with a woman who's against abortion.

Or you're sleeping with someone that had a kid with some they once loved/they thought it was the right time to have a kid. Not every single mom has kids out of wedlock and is a redneck hillbilly.

As for the question - I'd go ahead with it, though in the UK it tends to be the fundamentalists that are against it only, and I've had enough of Bible-bashing chicks in one life time. So I can't imagine being in this situation very often.

 

[prairiedog24]

Oh no. You shut me up with these big vague phrases.

Yeah... funny how liberating a single sentence from it's context will do that.

 

[Alle_Gory]

Yeah... funny how liberating a single sentence from it's context will do that.

I was being sarcastic. You need some basic high school level science class. You're embarrassing yourself.

The world has changed. We now look at facts rather than bedtime stories to make judgments.

 

[horaholic]

My sister was VERY pro-life until she got knocked up. Then, she was scrambling trying to come up with 800$ in time. (which she didnt, and I have an awesome neice now.) Point is, chicks will change their mind to suit their own agenda, so the whole point of this thread is kind of stupid. Would you really pass up pvssy because a chick 'claims' they would keep it if by some REMOTE chance, you happened to get her pregnant? I've never heard of paranoia surpassing basic instinct!

Also, just because a chick says she's pro-choice and would get an abortion if she did get pregnant, doesnt mean she wont change her mind and keep it anyway. When there is an actual pregnancy involved, everything in her life must be suddenly re-evaluated. Any girl can go either way, no matter what they believe, when it actually happens.

I have three preg's under my belt. The first one was with I girl I didnt use protection with for a whole year. I would pull out, but sometimes in the heat of things, she would tell me to cvm in her. One day she she miscarried, before she know she was pregnant. (that was a serious wake up call!)

The next one was with my next girlfriend, who was 'medically impossible' to get pregnant. I came in her for a year straight before that happened. We wanted to keep it, but she miscarried. The third was with the same girl, a year and a half after I broke up with her. Once a year, we will fvck for a month or so. This time neither of us wanted it, but she didnt know if it was safe for her to get an abortion, but she miscarried again. She has major medical issues, and half a uterus. It is still a medical mystery how she even became pregnant. I must have super-sperm. Her and her former husband tried to have a baby for several years unsuccessfully.

 

[MisterMcGee]

My sister was VERY pro-life until she got knocked up. Then, she was scrambling trying to come up with 800$ in time. (which she didnt, and I have an awesome neice now.) Point is, chicks will change their mind to suit their own agenda, so the whole point of this thread is kind of stupid. Would you really pass up pvssy because a chick 'claims' they would keep it if by some REMOTE chance, you happened to get her pregnant? I've never heard of paranoia surpassing basic instinct!

Also, just because a chick says she's pro-choice and would get an abortion if she did get pregnant, doesnt mean she wont change her mind and keep it anyway. When there is an actual pregnancy involved, everything in her life must be suddenly re-evaluated. Any girl can go either way, no matter what they believe, when it actually happens.

I have three preg's under my belt. The first one was with I girl I didnt use protection with for a whole year. I would pull out, but sometimes in the heat of things, she would tell me to cvm in her. One day she she miscarried, before she know she was pregnant. (that was a serious wake up call!)

The next one was with my next girlfriend, who was 'medically impossible' to get pregnant. I came in her for a year straight before that happened. We wanted to keep it, but she miscarried. The third was with the same girl, a year and a half after I broke up with her. Once a year, we will fvck for a month or so. This time neither of us wanted it, but she didnt know if it was safe for her to get an abortion, but she miscarried again. She has major medical issues, and half a uterus. It is still a medical mystery how she even became pregnant. I must have super-sperm. Her and her former husband tried to have a baby for several years unsuccessfully.

Basically, fvck girls who have half-uteruses.

 

[prairiedog24]

I was being sarcastic. You need some basic high school level science class. You're embarrassing yourself.

The world has changed. We now look at facts rather than bedtime stories to make judgments.

It's funny that you're trying to pigeonhole me as some fundamentalist or something, when I'm the one here defending science against your personal normative beliefs.

Bedtime stories huh? Is that what they call a good classical education where one is taught the fundamentalis of the scientific theory? I guess instead of reading Karl Popper I should have spent my time watching South Park instead. It might have fit your view of science a bit clearer.

I'm just curious... do you have any other normative moral beliefs that you consider "science"? Maybe using your great knowledge, we can create a scientific model to solve all of the human race's moral quandaries. A simple experiment could solve everything from whether it's ok to cheat on your taxes to whether you should cheat on your wife. We could have a kickass dear Abby collum!

 

[DonGorgon]

eh but dont nutt ever even with the condom on..

 

[horaholic]

nut on her face, problem solved.

 

[KontrollerX]

No.

Thats one of Leykis's main rules.

When you ask a woman the question "What would you do if you got pregnant?" and she has no answer or a vague answer you next her right then and there.

Only proceed with a woman who immediately says she would abort it.

You can be smart or stupid in this life.

The Leykis way is the smart way the other way is the stupid way.

 

[Vypros]

Only proceed with a woman whose values and answers are congruent with your own.

Fixed that statement for you.

 

[pr0teus]

Yes.

Noting that there is a difference between being anti-abortion and anti-choice. Abortion may not be right for her but it may be right for some. If she believed it was wrong for all there would be a serious conflict in political beliefs, which would make grounds for a relationship thin, but for casual sex politics matters much less. Either way I wouldn't want a baby, a human life, on my conscience, aborted or not, so protected sex is definitely the right choice for me.

 

[Alle_Gory]

I'm the one here defending science against your personal normative beliefs.

What is science to you?

I'm just curious... do you have any other normative moral beliefs that you consider "science"? Maybe using your great knowledge, we can create a scientific model to solve all of the human race's moral quandaries.

If anything, we can conclude that by reading Karl Popper, you admire someone who tried to do just that.

We could have a kickass dear Abby collum!

Now you're thinking.