by Sarah Howell

Created on: July 16, 2009

Women are able to have children because their bodies are able to stretch. When a women get pregnant all her organs naturally shift to cause room for the baby. A mans body is not build in such a way to do that.

A women can give natural birth to a child because that is hoe she was made. When the water in a man breaks where will it go? How is the baby getting out?

Women have a uterus and cervix that makes it possible to hold the baby into their bodies in a comfortable bath like hammock. Men have none of those, so where is the baby going?

It has also been scientifically proven that men can not handle the pain of child birth like women can. Men were not made to carry and deliver children that job was given to women because of all the things named about and more.Women are more gentle and loving in nature then men are. When a women is pregnant she protects the baby in anyway that she can. A women also shares a loving bond with that baby, while it is in the body. After birth the women makes a serum that is full of healthy germ fighting antigens and then followed up is the milk the baby can receive by The women.

These are all things that a man can not give to a baby before or after birth, and It is one of the women rights in my opinion that women and only women have children. We are the ones that are made for carrying and unborn baby, we are the ones that are built and equipped for the birthing of a child. Women are the ones that they themselves can produce food for a baby.

All the man can do is provide a seed to make the baby. They have an important job already and that is to make the baby. Why do they have to take the job of the women and try to carry and give birth to the baby as well? In my opinion it is wrong and disgusting to think that this world is trying to make it so men can do all the jobs that women. That is sick and just because they call it science they are trying to be god. I myself do not think it will work i think the men who try are going to get seriously injured from the unborn baby.

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