im not SAYING its your duty to pump out babies.. your BIOLOGY is saying its your duty to pump out babies
because well, it pumps out babies
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Interesting. I'm a 31-year-old woman, and I've yet to pump out a single baby. Something must not be working.
Biology provides you with the ability to do something and the urge to do something, but not, as I see it, with the duty to do something. That's outside the purview of biology.
Deep within the wiring of every male is the desire to procreate with as many women as possible in order to ensure the survival of the species. By applying your rules, we should be doing away with marriage, or we should at least allow polygamy. Or just having harems. But somehow, I don't think you would go for this. It's funny how sometimes you love biology and sometimes you hate it.
You know, guys, he DOES have a valid point.
Biology does not provide everyone with the financial, emotional or physical resources to care for another child every nine months. Whether you attribute this to celestial design, evolution or some third option, it is a fact which must be dealt with. Promoting quality sex education and access to birth control is part of dealing with this reality. I would add that it is a far more effective means than standing around stammering, "but...but...but, Biology...!"
I would get a vasectomy in a heartbeat if everyone didn't think that 19 was "too young". I have no desire to contribute to the world's overpopulation, I am not fit to raise a child in any way, and I would like to have some sort of plan to avoid the child support trap in case it ever tries to rear its ugly head.
No, it doesn't. My BIOLOGY is saying diddly squat, actually. We stopped using all kinds of contraceptives in 1998, and nothing whatsoever has happened since, apart from a miscarriage in 2002.
What's an "im"?
Yeah, because the human race is on the verge of dying off.
Oh, wait, no, it's not. In fact humans are overrunning this planet and it's resources.
Confused?
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