I answered this before, and I think it was misinterpreted when I said āif she allows itā to the question about the man engaging in unprotected sex.You are wrong and it doesn't matter, if the man is around you still give him no rights, even though he was part of the decision to engage in sex, and it is equally his child. My argument was not derogatory toward women, yours is, you are the one supposing because they are weaker they should receive more rights.
What I meant is if she allows him to proceed without using a condom. That would be her choice.