I agree it is a MAN and WOMAN's combined decision. It the man wants the baby she should carry to full term and the man raise the baby.

obviously someone in a committed monogamous relationship would want to discuss an abortion, otherwise the trust between them might be shattered. But also, not every pregnancy fits that description. So in the absence of a partner it would be strictly the pregnant persons decision.

Of course, the men who always knocks up a woman wants a baby. NO. ABSOLUTELY NOT. Some men who get women pregnant don't even want the child and same goes for the women. If they don't want a child they don't need to have a child. Men do not control us women. We control ourselves.

Expert Abortion

I also support Father’s Rights. We need more laws set in place that protect fathers. When it comes to abortion, this issue becomes more complicated. Women who are rape victims could be forced to carry full term if the father refuses to agree to the abortion. Conviction of the accused rapist takes time and by the time the courts decide to grant an abortion, the woman may no longer qualify or may have given birth. A stipulation like this could also affect victims of domestic abuse. A woman who is being abused will find it more difficult to leave her abuser because he refuses to sign conse…  Read morent for her to get an abortion. It saddens me that there is no clear answer that protects fathers however, the reality is, when it comes to abortion requiring a father’s consent would put some women at risk. One woman’s situation is going to be different from another women’s situation and both women should be given the same equal choice as to what is best for them. If I were a man and I was in a position where a woman told me that I was the father of an unborn child and she refused to give me a choice in the matter or told me that she had already aborted, I would take a serious second look at the relationship and consider the possibility that it may be unhealthy.