For example: Men have it easier because they dont have to go through childbirth.
I notice a lot of this attitude and Id like to know why that is acceptable justification for anything for a couple of reasons:
1. Women’s bodies are adapted for childbirth. You are anatomically prepared for it, its not like men just decided we didnt want the responsibility.
2. The most painful experience in life is being born! Giving birth you have soft tissue injuries, but when you are born your bones bend and your head is crushed. So I have experienced more pain than giving birth.
3. Nobody forces you to birth a child. When you decide you want a child, you also agree to deal with everything else that comes with it.
For the stated reasons, I find it ridiculous that giving birth be justification in any intergender discussions.
I didnt suggest that it doesnt hurt. Im sure it does.
Im suggesting that it isnt a trump card the way many women like to use it.
I still have not seen one logical answer that doesnt include a fallacy.
Inordinate amounts of pain seems to be the most common response. Apparently everyone responding is aware of that at this point in time. Yet, it is overlooked at the point of conception. That is to say that nobody seems to want to aknowledge that it was something they knew about ahead of time. Whether planned or unplanned it is a risk that is assumed.
I still have not seen one logical answer that doesnt include a fallacy.
Inordinate amounts of pain seems to be the most common response. Apparently everyone responding is aware of that at this point in time. Yet, it is overlooked at the point of conception. That is to say that nobody seems to want to aknowledge that it was something they knew about ahead of time. Whether planned or unplanned it is a risk that is assumed.
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