This is the only part I pity him for. There will be no privacy for any part of this. I’m very uncomfortable with the woman is the evil womb filling devil style comments by others on here. I thought we moved past the days of laying the blame for pregnancy at the foot of the woman but clearly not.
Magdalan laundries give you a P45 recently?If I were to have sex with a man, I am the only one who can get pregnant. He can’t. Therefore I believe it’s my responsibility to protect myself from that. He cannot know the details of my periods. He can’t know whether I’m ovulating. He can’t know whether I’m fertile or infertile. He can’t know whether I’m good at taking my pill or forgetful. He can’t know if I will go to the pharmacy the next morning. He likely won’t know my views on abortion and he definitely won’t be able to change them. Those are all things only I can know/be responsible for.
He can be responsible for the condom. And he should be. Because if he’s not he could catch an infection. Therefore his responsibility is to protect himself from infection and also to do his one small piece from a very big list to prevent pregnancy.
and also, if I decide that I WANT to get pregnant, he womt know whether I’m lying or telling the truth about any of the above. Not saying that’s what happened here but just pointing out that yes men have responsibility but it is not the same level as the woman has, because it simply can’t be
Why would anyone "feel bad for him". It takes 2 people to make a baby.
That doesn’t actually matter though. She’s still a woman.Again, this thread is about siobhan. Not women in general.
Only feel bad if he didn’t know what he was getting into with the influencer life- everything about them and their relationship is about to monetised. Child included.Why would anyone "feel bad for him". It takes 2 people to make a baby.
If I were to have sex with a man, I am the only one who can get pregnant. He can’t. Therefore I believe it’s my responsibility to protect myself from that. He cannot know the details of my periods. He can’t know whether I’m ovulating. He can’t know whether I’m fertile or infertile. He can’t know whether I’m good at taking my pill or forgetful. He can’t know if I will go to the pharmacy the next morning. He likely won’t know my views on abortion and he definitely won’t be able to change them. Those are all things only I can know/be responsible for.
He can be responsible for the condom. And he should be. Because if he’s not he could catch an infection. Therefore his responsibility is to protect himself from infection and also to do his one small piece from a very big list to prevent pregnancy.
and also, if I decide that I WANT to get pregnant, he womt know whether I’m lying or telling the truth about any of the above. Not saying that’s what happened here but just pointing out that yes men have responsibility but it is not the same level as the woman has, because it simply can’t be
Why yes, my views about how I’m solely responsible for my own body and how as a woman I can’t walk away from a pregnancy the way a man can absolutely equates to the atrocious actions of the Catholic Church against women, excellent insight, great jobMagdalan laundries give you a P45 recently?
What the actual f.
Ridiculous argument.
You're right he can't know any of that. So his responsibility should also be to not have sex, protected or not, with random women he meets on night's out.
Agree completely. She will use the ‘it’s my job’ excuse for blasting it all over her IG.This is the only part I pity him for. There will be no privacy for any part of this. I’m very uncomfortable with the woman is the evil womb filling devil style comments by others on here. I thought we moved past the days of laying the blame for pregnancy at the foot of the woman but clearly not.
That doesn’t actually matter though. She’s still a woman.
It’s horrible that women are to blame.Agree completely. She will use the ‘it’s my job’ excuse for blasting it all over her IG.
It’s tit women are held more accountable for unplanned pregnancies and contraception. We get, in most cases, about 5 days out of a month, men can impregnate women every single day, yet we’re the ones who have to pump ourselves full of chemicals/hormones …. Sorry a bit of a sensitive subject for me lol.
Yes it isI’ve only been reading this thread again since during the week.
Shocked she’s pregnant, but why does she keep saying our, we and us, who’s her fella?? Is it this Dubai Darragh guy?
I mean it’s obvious the relationship won’t work. He’s a private guy. She never has her phone out of her hand. Even the announcement was sad - she had it tied to her podcast release and announced it on her own in her flat in London. Not even a FT screenshot of him and her smiling about it or anything. But one of her and SineadIt’s horrible that women are to blame.
I doubt the relationship will work, the odds are against them & no doubt she will be dragged for ending up a single parent as well. Sensitive subject for me too, I think I need to abandon the thread for a bit
Ridiculously easy, even more so than irelandIt was mentioned in the previous thread but didn’t see any answers - do we know how difficult or easy it is to pick up condoms or the morning after pill in the UAE?
Exactly he can’t know any of that, so wear a condom.If I were to have sex with a man, I am the only one who can get pregnant. He can’t. Therefore I believe it’s my responsibility to protect myself from that. He cannot know the details of my periods. He can’t know whether I’m ovulating. He can’t know whether I’m fertile or infertile. He can’t know whether I’m good at taking my pill or forgetful. He can’t know if I will go to the pharmacy the next morning. He likely won’t know my views on abortion and he definitely won’t be able to change them. Those are all things only I can know/be responsible for.
He can be responsible for the condom. And he should be. Because if he’s not he could catch an infection. Therefore his responsibility is to protect himself from infection and also to do his one small piece from a very big list to prevent pregnancy.
and also, if I decide that I WANT to get pregnant, he womt know whether I’m lying or telling the truth about any of the above. Not saying that’s what happened here but just pointing out that yes men have responsibility but it is not the same level as the woman has, because it simply can’t be
Recent news would suggest otherwiseRidiculously easy, even more so than ireland