It also simply seems unfair that long-term contraception should always be a woman’s responsibility in male/female relationships, especially since she will also be the one to endure the physical effects of any pregnancies.
It also simply seems unfair that long-term contraception should always be a woman’s responsibility in male/female relationships, especially since she will also be the one to endure the physical effects of any pregnancies.
“We’ve finished having children, so you should get the snip.”
Five years later: “I’d really like another baby, shame you can’t give me any; I’ll just have to shag my tennis coach.”
It is the woman’s body, who else should be responsible for it?
It’s all part of the Grauniad’s secret plan to make women seem really stupid.
How to get published in The Guardian:
1) Identify a non-problem that involves favored group: Women, minorities, Muslims, LGBT, etc.
2) Apply existing progressive/leftist logic to asset non-problem is actually a serious problem.
3) Propose and unrealistic/ridiculous solution for serious problem.
4) Ensure proposed solution places burden on unfavored groups: Whites, males, Christians, heterosexuals, etc.
There you go. Have at it.
Yeah, well. Feminists. Expect they’d want all men to be castrated to remove the problem. Then they’d be claiming their sexual needs were being neglected.
Not saying feminists are basically different from any other women. Whatever you do for them, it’s never the right thing or enough.
‘Study shows: Lesbian Muslim women ‘hardest hit’ by tampon tax imposed by white male chancellor”.
Remember when it used to be Daily Mail headlines you made up for a larf? Nowadays the Graun really is better!
My wife took the pill willingly. It helped regulate her period.
My sister went onto it early, before she was having sex, for the same reason.
Coming up next: why should site workers have to wear hard hats, especially as they are the ones that have to endure all the effects of having something drop on their head.
Chester, maybe I have been misgendering you all these years, but isn’t it a bit sick, as a bloke, to know anything at all about your sister’s period?
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Maya Forstater, who has featured on this blog, has just been fired:
Should provide some interesting material if it does get to tribunal.
@BiND – it will be an interesting test case. I sincerely hope Ms Forstater wins, but bearing in mind how “progressive’ lunacy is entrenched in the legal system, I am not confident.
Not sure if ‘equality’ hasn’t rooted them all out by now but when I studied tax 30 years ago there were some rules that related to gender of the person so I could see it being reasonable for someone in her field to raise the issue