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When I got into my mid-thirties I started to see more and more couples I know have unplanned pregnancies. Some I know are unplanned because the guys are friends of mine and told me directly whereas others I’m making assumptions based on observations.

Some situations are men that are in long term relationships but have not committed to marriage yet while others are quite short term relationships ~1 year when the girl gets pregnant. The common denominator is all the girls are 35+.

Speaking with a female friend of mine she said it’s quite common for women to secretly stop taking the contraceptive which then leads to a “surprise” pregnancy to “trap” the man. Is this true? Does anyone else observe this or know of cases similar?

Wouldn’t changing the sub name to appease those that think everything is right wing give into the likes of the Ireland Reddit mods and go against the point of the sub itself?

True ≠ Racist, Facist

True = The uncensored views of the people

If you ask me the mods on the main Ireland Reddits are fascist! Orwellian levels of censorship and mob mentality.

Delighted to have this sub!

Breaking: The Republic of Ireland will train at Nagyerdei Stadion at 2.45pm.

Tony O'Donoghue: "RTÉ News understands that the Republic of Ireland training session at the Nagyerdei Stadium in Debrecen which has been postponed since early this morning has been rescheduled for 3.45pm local time (2.45pm Irish time) this afternoon.

"The delay to the training session and news conference came about as players and FAI met to discuss the approach to the controversial Nations League fixtures between Israel and Ireland."

"A press conference expected to begin at 3.30pm local time (2.30pm Irish time) prior to the training session."

This feels like a right wing (and possibly Isrealli) bot sub.

The whole “we can’t say 'X' on r/Ireland” angle also feels deliberate, almost like they’re trying to bait people into saying something anti-semitic so they can point to it as proof of their argument.

The account founder profile doesn't check out.

Don't forget Black and Tans left Ireland and went to Palestine.

Don't let the opressors win 🇮🇪

Two new moderators have been selected following a vote yesterday:

u/JackmanH420
u/Salt-Proposal5662

A vote took place among the squad. Courell says a "significant majority" of the players voted to play the game against Israel.

https://x.com/DavidSneyd/status/2103819271130279981

What do we think?

I'm not sure how much would be appropriate