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| Yes | 18% | 299 votes | Total: 1640 votes | |
| No | 82% | 1341 votes |
Yes
Created on: July 29, 2008 Last Updated: August 04, 2008
If opting out of parenthood prior to pregnancy means exercising a voluntary choice about whether or
by Karon Brandt
Created on: May 22, 2008 Last Updated: July 05, 2010
If a woman has a choice, so should a man.
In a perfect world, this question should not have to be asked.
Created on: January 21, 2008 Last Updated: January 30, 2008
Forcing a man who is not emotionally prepared to assume the responsibility of parenthood is an infringement
by Lori Vaughn
Created on: April 04, 2009
Should fathers be able to opt out of parenthood? Yes, although it may be the worst decision of their
Created on: April 07, 2009 Last Updated: April 11, 2009
Should Fathers be able to Opt-out of Parenthood
Let's think about that for a moment, "Should fathers
Created on: October 04, 2009
If a mother can choose to not be a mother through adoption, abortion or birth control, then a father
Created on: January 19, 2008
One of the country's most prideful attitudes is being able to use the self-adhering label of "The Free
by Jenny Tolley
Created on: July 22, 2010 Last Updated: July 23, 2010
When it comes to parenthood, fathers sometimes get the short end of the stick. What may have started
Created on: February 29, 2008
Should fathers be able to opt out of parenthood? Yes! As a single mother of two wonderful children,
by Jess Travis
Created on: July 08, 2008 Last Updated: April 13, 2012
In a perfect world a mother and a father would lovingly conceive, nurture, and raise a child. Unfortunately
Created on: April 09, 2009
Parenthood is a pseudonym for marriage. Both parenthood and marriage are only as good as two people
by Paul Elam
Created on: November 28, 2008 Last Updated: December 09, 2008
In a culture that advocates freedom of choice and freedom from sexism, we have the peculiar and hypocritical
by Jon Brouwer
Created on: February 17, 2011
Consider two scenarios:
A) A man and a woman have sex and the woman becomes pregnant. The father wants
by Dee Holder
Created on: January 23, 2010
I do think that men should be able to opt out of pregnancies, but that there should be some very specific
by Pete Rau
Created on: August 14, 2010
The father’s relationship with a child is just as critical to the child’s development as
Created on: August 17, 2010 Last Updated: August 20, 2010
Being a single mother, you would think that I would answer "no" to this question, but I just couldn't
Created on: February 21, 2010
The question of a father's rights has become a bit controversial recently. Should a father be
Created on: March 27, 2010
The issue of fatherhood and parental rights is a tricky one, with two clear sides to the debate. On
Created on: February 02, 2008
Should fathers be able to opt out of parenthood? I never looked at it quite that way, but that is precisely
by Robert Laws
Created on: September 28, 2009 Last Updated: October 01, 2009
Suggesting that men should not be able to opt out of parenthood once a child is conceived is effectively
No
Created on: January 18, 2008
Parenthood is one of the most wonderful things that an individual can partake in, however it is a responsibility
Created on: January 19, 2008 Last Updated: February 02, 2008
In America, both fathers and mothers are able to "opt out of parenthood". This is evidenced by the number
by Jodi Wright
Created on: March 25, 2008
Life as a single parent requires raising children with fewer personal resources. Two people living together
by Suzy kew
Created on: August 18, 2010 Last Updated: August 20, 2010
It is interesting that the question for this article only asks whether the father should be able to
by Darla Loflin
Created on: July 22, 2010 Last Updated: July 23, 2010
Parenting can be the most enjoyable experiences in any adult life. Mothers and fathers the same, should
by Stephen Bate
Created on: March 04, 2008
One of the key characteristics that define me, and my life, is that I am a family man. Very soon after
Created on: July 25, 2010
This article title is, quite frankly, shocking. Should anyone be able to opt out of parenthood? What
Created on: April 09, 2009 Last Updated: September 09, 2010
There's no question that children need loving parents. In an ideal situation all children should
by Das Govind
Created on: April 15, 2010
Should fathers be able to opt out of parenthood
Fathers should not be able to opt out of parenthood.
Created on: April 27, 2009
In a society obsessed with "freedom of choice" that also battles with the results of generations that
Created on: December 18, 2010 Last Updated: March 14, 2011
Should fathers be able to opt out of parenthood? That question is very insensitive. First of all, a
Created on: March 24, 2008 Last Updated: November 16, 2011
In an ideal world a father's influence on his children should be geared towards developing a global
Created on: February 19, 2011
Fathers as well as mothers are both defined as parents. I believe because they are both defined as parents
by Robin Hussey
Created on: January 31, 2009 Last Updated: February 09, 2009
As the parent of two teenagers this idea is a horrific. Should my daughter find herself pregnant, and
by Pat Crile
Created on: February 12, 2009 Last Updated: February 14, 2009
Absolutely not! A "father" has already made that choice when he donated his biological material to the
by Ryan Gray
Created on: January 31, 2008
As a father of two, my question for those men who might be looking for a way to avoid the responsibility
Created on: February 19, 2009 Last Updated: September 29, 2010
No, fathers should not be allowed to opt out of fatherhood; mothers should not be able to opt out of
by Anne Gable
Created on: January 20, 2008 Last Updated: February 25, 2009
One thing we all need to realize: when a person has sex, they've made a decision that might lead to
by Joe Owens
Created on: December 04, 2008
Perhaps we should change our constitution to say that we believe in the right to life, liberty and the
Created on: February 24, 2010
Being a Parent
For a person to be any benefit in the life of a child they must first want to.