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| − | '''Mens's views on abortion''' unsurprisingly depend on whether they are [[liberal]] or [[conservative]]. Due to [[liberal logic]], liberal men think that the 'rights' of women to enjoy decadent unhealthy lifestyles and engage in random sexual relationships outweigh the rights of unborn children. Conservative men however hold the right to life in a much higher regard, along with concerns for the health of women, resulting in them taking a [[pro-life]] stance. | + | '''Mens's views on abortion''' unsurprisingly depend on whether they are [[liberal]] or [[conservative]]. Due to [[liberal logic]], liberal men think that the 'rights' of women to enjoy decadent unhealthy lifestyles and engage in random sexual relationships outweigh the rights of unborn children. Conservative men however hold the right to life in a much higher regard, along with concerns for the health of women, resulting in them taking a [[pro-life]] stance.<br /> |
| + | A little known fact is that abortion not only takes a physical and mental toll on women, but on men as well. Allthough it is a not well researched subject, there are strong signs, that men who supported an abortion are plagued by feelings of guilt and depression.<ref>Wir haben abgetrieben. Welche Rolle spielen Männer bei einem Schwangerschaftsabbruch? Ein Betroffener spricht über seine Seelenqualen, seine Hilflosigkeit und Wut. In: Die Zeit Nr. 8 vom 14. März 2009</ref><ref>W. Neumann, B. Süfke: Den Mann zur Sprache bringen: Psychotherapie mit Männern. 2004.</ref> | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Effects of abortion]] | *[[Effects of abortion]] | ||
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[[Category:Abortion]] | [[Category:Abortion]] | ||
Revision as of 19:17, April 29, 2011
Mens's views on abortion unsurprisingly depend on whether they are liberal or conservative. Due to liberal logic, liberal men think that the 'rights' of women to enjoy decadent unhealthy lifestyles and engage in random sexual relationships outweigh the rights of unborn children. Conservative men however hold the right to life in a much higher regard, along with concerns for the health of women, resulting in them taking a pro-life stance.
A little known fact is that abortion not only takes a physical and mental toll on women, but on men as well. Allthough it is a not well researched subject, there are strong signs, that men who supported an abortion are plagued by feelings of guilt and depression.[1][2]
