"All unwanted pregnancies are caused by the irresponsible ejaculations of men". Gabrielle Blair
On the 24th September 2018, on the website "Human Parts" an article was written, that commented on unwanted pregnancies and who's fault they ALL were. It triggered a lot of people in its viral explosion, causing a wake-up call for some that wanted to stay asleep... "All unwanted pregnancies are caused by the irresponsible ejaculations of men". Gabrielle Blair Admittedly at first, I got annoyed, as everything performed sexually in my opinion has to be done by consent. But then (and it took quite a while) I tried to look at the angle through the eyes of 'ownership' and this is how I surmised Gabrielle's bold statement for my own mind. Men are the factories and businesses that make, courier and distribute the product known as "semen". They own it outright and make all decisions on whom they will 'provide' it to. In fact, apart from the accidental splitting of a condom, semen is totally controlled by 'him' no matter what requests or demands 'she' makes. Ultimately, he has the final say on the distribution of the product. In addition, new business protocols would suggest; that men should go as far as recapturing their semen product once it has been exported and fully dispose of it themselves. This method is advised in a bid to minimise corporate espionage and counter-intelligence, as receivers of the product have been known to keep and store it for later use, without the original owners permission. We all have a responsibility to take care of ourselves during sex, but women do not control the flow of semen and at best they can only play a part to neutralise it. Men have to start being quite fussy about the entire journey of their semen and look after it in its totality.
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