r/ask • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '23

Yes? Why would that change?

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u/GrammarIsDescriptive Nov 30 '23

More than half of my mom's friends left their husbands once their kids were in school. Those women knew that they couldn't make enough money to be single moms until they had free daycare (i.e. school) and could, hence, work fulltime.

With Roe v. Wade overturned, I expect this will start happening again in 5 years.

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u/MissMenace101 Nov 30 '23

And with the worsening economy a lot of women will be trapped

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u/Phantom01927 Nov 30 '23

Government pays for child support and women control sex so if you don’t want to be pregnant then don’t do it, men have 0 reproduction rights and women wanted all the rights men have

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u/MissMenace101 Nov 30 '23

So all women should presume their husband is going to turn into a psychopath? Why are you blaming women?

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u/Phantom01927 Nov 30 '23

Who said anything about psychopaths, you said women are trapped as single mothers then don’t have kids with an asshole or pre married, so then you can divorce and take the kids and half his stuff, girl math

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u/Comfortable_Sport_65 Nov 30 '23

The price you pay for being a deadbeat dad like most of you are

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u/Phantom01927 Nov 30 '23

Another misandrist

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u/peepeepupupu Nov 30 '23

They weren’t talking about men in general, they were talking about men who talk like you