Topic: dada.
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Thu 03/08/12 03:49 PM


let's say doctors/scientists/whatnot have made it possible for a man to be pregnant.
i don't know how it would work,
but just assume it's possible.
if you were ready to have kids,
would you rather have the man or woman carry the baby?
do you think abortion rates would go up?
will insurance cover birth control now?


I don't think it would work out well, even if it were possible. Men are not designed to be nurturers and carry babies. I'm not sure if induced abortions would increase, but maybe an increase in miscarriages. Why should insurance cover birth control?


Why shouldn't it cover birth control?

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Thu 03/08/12 03:50 PM
I believe that if roles were reversed there are some men that I know who would be happy to go through pregnancy and birth. It's womb envy!

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Thu 03/08/12 03:51 PM
What do you think would happen if birth control were covered by insurance?

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Thu 03/08/12 03:53 PM
I ain't gonna lie. I would be having my tubes tied and chit. Or whatever. You know what I mean.....smokin

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Thu 03/08/12 03:56 PM

let's say doctors/scientists/whatnot have made it possible for a man to be pregnant.
i don't know how it would work,
but just assume it's possible.
if you were ready to have kids,
would you rather have the man or woman carry the baby?
do you think abortion rates would go up?
will insurance cover birth control now?



ID rather the woman carry the baby to extend bonding time before the baby is born and possibly feeding off of that parents breast

I think , if men could get pregnant, as well as women, abortion rates would go up

I think if men got pregnant instead of women, abortion rates would be about the same

I still think some insurance would cover birth control and some wouldnt,, like it is now

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Thu 03/08/12 03:57 PM

What do you think would happen if birth control were covered by insurance?



SOME insurance companies will cover birth control already, and others want

its free market and people can shop around,,,

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Thu 03/08/12 03:58 PM

What do you think would happen if birth control were covered by insurance?


It is covered by insurance for many.

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Thu 03/08/12 04:04 PM

Why should insurance cover birth control?


because pregnancy affects the body.

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Thu 03/08/12 04:06 PM

ID rather the woman carry the baby to extend bonding time before the baby is born and possibly feeding off of that parents breast


you wouldn't want to see a father breast feeding?

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Thu 03/08/12 04:06 PM

I ain't gonna lie. I would be having my tubes tied and chit. Or whatever. You know what I mean.....smokin


that's what i'm doing!

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Thu 03/08/12 04:13 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEDp8M3gSQk

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Thu 03/08/12 04:21 PM


Why should insurance cover birth control?


because pregnancy affects the body.


So do piercings, tattoos, diets, and other things.

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Thu 03/08/12 04:22 PM


ID rather the woman carry the baby to extend bonding time before the baby is born and possibly feeding off of that parents breast


you wouldn't want to see a father breast feeding?


no, they arent designed to

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Thu 03/08/12 04:22 PM


Why should insurance cover birth control?


because pregnancy affects the body.



so do alot of other things that insurance doesnt cover (depending upon the policy and the insurance company)

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Thu 03/08/12 04:31 PM



Why should insurance cover birth control?


because pregnancy affects the body.


So do piercings, tattoos, diets, and other things.


Birth control is not only used to prevent pregnancy. There are several other things it's used to treat.

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Thu 03/08/12 04:34 PM
The first man to become pregnant. He would sure be the brunt of many jokes.

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Thu 03/08/12 04:36 PM

if you were ready to have kids,
would you rather have the man or woman carry the baby?


There's one conundrum I'll never have to worry about....


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Thu 03/08/12 05:02 PM

So do piercings, tattoos, diets, and other things.


piercings are optional.
i believe my period should be as well.

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Thu 03/08/12 05:02 PM

no, they arent designed to


where's your imagination, woman!

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Thu 03/08/12 05:07 PM


no, they arent designed to


where's your imagination, woman!


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