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Before you go about advocating for restraining reproductive rights, ask your self where the population increases are most prevalent and why. If you can answer those questions, perhaps you’ll be able to come up with solutions that start with who’s making the babies and why. A lot of it’s religious and a lot of it is sheer ignorance. Then go out and try to teach the men. 
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I assume you are a female.
I was once a young man.
I will tell you, I was hornier than a three-balled tomcat.
It’s something a man cannot explain to a woman but I think you will be able to understand if I tell you, education will not help immediately or as all encompassing - and I think we are at the point where we need a sure-fire, focused solution NOW.
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The answer is (as usual) “None of the Above”.
it’s a woman’s responsibility, so long as she isn’t raped or rendered irresponsible, in at least equal part if not greater part. Given that they won’t allow men to force them to have an abortion, they should also have the added responsibilities.
How and/or why is possible pregnancy a woman’s “responsibility… in at least equal part if not greater part?”
Where the hell did that come from?
Islam and Christianity teaches ‘go forth and multiply.’ That was probably fine when the earth had room for the multiplication. I know there are women who enjoy the pleasurable feelings of intercourse. Some women provide their vaginas to men for a fee. I would hope both take the precautions necessary to prevent conception. I think most do.
I’m aware of the impact a pregnancy can have on a woman’s body. Are men?
I also know that it’s really impossible for women to get sexual pleasure from a vacuum hose in a car wash, a hole in a tree, or an animal.
What it comes down to, imm, isn’t so much that women think with their hearts–a lot of them don’t. Men may or may not think with their gonads–most of them do.
It would be so nice if a birth control pill for men were developed. I wonder how many men would take it.
My response was to Bill, btw.
This is, I realize, an unfocused, therefore scattered, post. I’m a scatter-brain. Ah, well.
Yes, I’m a woman.
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um, I’m already taking the male birth control…marriage.
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