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Just out of curiosity, what was your opinion of the M235i (if you drove it)? Thinking about one in the next 5 years

You know, it takes two people to get pregnant. If more men are taking the necessary steps on their end to prevent unwanted pregnancies doesn’t that take a little pressure off women? Or, you know, just be a responsible adult when it comes to screwing.

So just take all the value out of it. Sounds about right.

Unless there’s definitive proof of women applying for writers positions and being turned down, how can this be considered sexist?

Well, to be fair the people that can afford to buy one of these can also afford to never drive it on the road.

This may be ignorant blasphemy, but for a “track-focused” car wouldn’t it have been more appropriate (especially in the weight savings department) to just make it this lower height all the time and scrap the hydraulic system?

I don’t know if you’re serious or just trying to be sarcastic but you got a laugh from me anyways.

Like...deeply on the nose?

Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate your honesty and courage to share that. I realize that being careful isn’t always a sure-fire way to prevent an unwanted pregnancy, and you’re a prime example of someone who seems to have done everything to try and avoid it and yet it still happened. What annoys me, and

Thanks!

Of course, I’m fully aware of that. The only argument I was making to the other commenter was in the physical, financial, and mental areas within the context of a marriage.

Thank you for that recommendation. We have talked about it several times and honestly I don’t think there’s much in the way of stopping us other than the fact that we both agreeed we would be comfortable with waiting. There’s certainly no lack of physical intimacy or chemistry between us at the moment. Of course this

Fair enough, can’t say I’m opposed to that.

Another thing, if a married couple has a child how does it only affect the women’s finances,career, and mental health? Assuming of course her husband isn’t a pile of human garbage.

Would you recommend adoption then? My feelings may change in the future but as of now I absolutely do not want kids, but I’m also not an advocate for aborting just because I don’t want a child right now.

Thank you for the insight and informed response. I realize I am young and naive when it comes to insurance, and you make one of the most compelling arguments I’ve heard for why people expect to have abortion covered. Regardless of my moral standing I believe you have a very valid point.

The fact that pregnancy and children DO affect all these things is the exact reason why I think sex should be taken so seriously and not just something people do because they’re horny and it feels good.

How do you know I don’t plan on getting a vasectomy? The fact that I’ve talked about this with my girlfriend should be enough to show that I’m trying my best not to place all of the responsibility on her.  Do you assume that all women are afraid to be honest with men, thus the jab that my girlfriend is just lying to

Refreshing to hear someone agree with me when it comes to talking to your spouse or SO about these things. I would say I’m selectively pro-choice (which seems to be a no-no). My gf and I agree that if we get married and she gets pregnant (don’t plan on having sex before) only the life of the mother warrants an

Fair enough on the first response.