Roadrunner
Roadrunner
Abstinence beats lowering your standards.And the question is, does that go only for the woman?
Should the man also be "responsible for himself and his own actions" as well? So if the woman he is dating/screwing gets pregnant, what exactly is his responsibility in this...for his actions?
Is it to be a father to the child he helped create and be a permanent fixture in his child's life for the rest of his child's life?
Is it to be a financial support for his child, at least until his son or daughter are 18, 22 if they go to college?
Yes, men are responsible for themselves as well. Why wouldn't they be? I never implied otherwise in my response. I said 'It's common sense to be responsible for yourself.' If people don't want to deal with the consequences of their actions, they need to learn SELF-CONTROL and be responsible for themselves. Once they do that, maybe they'll start to have a little respect for themselves. Those that do know self-control and use it don't need to worry about having several kids from different men.
So, I assume you only ever had sex with your husband, or you are abstinent? Otherwise, you are a hypocrite. You could have easily become impregnated at any time you had sex, and that means with protection too, since it is not always 100%.
Actually, I am abstinent since getting divorced over 10 years ago. I left him, since he was abusive to me and my kids (I call them mine, since he's never had a hand in raising them even though he is the father.). Believe it or not, there are responsible people in this world that put their kids first and others last. I don't and haven't blamed others for anything I've dealt with either; it's called taking responsibility.
Nothing like the sweetness of waiting for someone you can respect.
But, she has kids from another man!!! It's too late!
What are you raving about?
My GF has kitties, not kids.
Have you gone insane?