
I mean on the surface level like yes of course. I’d have to know the context of the situation but like, if it’s a couple in a committed relationship and he doesn’t want kids for example, I think it would be wrong for his partner to stop taking the pill or something and not tell him. To me, that’s like an informed consent issue. If it’s a situation where he wants them and the female partner doesn’t, like obviously his desire shouldn’t supersede hers.
More people need to understand that they both have a say but neither opinion should violate another persons body or access to wants For example If a man wants a baby but a woman doesn’t that results in two reasonable outcomes: - they break up because let’s be frank baby disagreements are relationship ending - they talk and come to some agreement And you might say well if the agreement is to not have a baby does that not violate the man’s wants - yeah it does but it does not eliminate ACCESS
I think if it’s a situation where a woman was to get pregnant that did not want children, but her partner did, it would be fair for the male partner to request that she would continue the pregnancy under the agreement that he would assume all parental rights or something, but also think she has every right to deny that request.
Of course, what I’m saying is just that she may not want to have to take care of a child but it’s possible she’d be agreeable to give birth and then relinquish parental rights/responsibility. Society often only considers men who make that decision, but I think many women would also take that path if they didn’t feel pressured against it. And if the other partner was willing to take full responsibility and custody, she might do so.