@ Collin Berend
As cruel and unfair as it sounds, while it does take two to create a fetus, one side is a bigger aspect of the pregnancy than the other. Genetically, it's absolutely 50/50. Beyond that, it's more like, 98/2. The vast majority of the time and the effort is on the part of the individual with the working uterus. They're the ones that deal with 9-10 months of pregnancy. They're the ones that deal with all the risk and it is their body. They're the ones having another life form inside them altering their blood sugar levels, moving their organs around, controlling their hormones and potentially causing intense pain and a lot of hardships. A pregnancy will take a toll on that female physically, emotionally, mentally and financially. So no, the male in the equation does not have a say in it because the male is not the one carrying the pregnancy to term.
As cruel and unfair as it sounds, while it does take two to create a fetus, one side is a bigger aspect of the pregnancy than the other. Genetically, it's absolutely 50/50. Beyond that, it's more like, 98/2. The vast majority of the time and the effort is on the part of the individual with the working uterus. They're the ones that deal with 9-10 months of pregnancy. They're the ones that deal with all the risk and it is their body. They're the ones having another life form inside them altering their blood sugar levels, moving their organs around, controlling their hormones and potentially causing intense pain and a lot of hardships. A pregnancy will take a toll on that female physically, emotionally, mentally and financially. So no, the male in the equation does not have a say in it because the male is not the one carrying the pregnancy to term.
January 20th, 2015 at 04:35am