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Re: Do you think fathers have a legal right to see thier child born or be in the room
Inequality and 'unfair' are not the same.
Her state of mind in the delivery room can actually make the difference between life and death for herself and the baby. The right relationship between the mother and father can make her stronger, mentally and physically. The wrong one can obviously have the opposite consequences.
So now no one is considering the baby's welfare? The "unfairness" to the man is more important than 2 lives? He's not much of a man if he'd force himself and his own wishes above that.
We will have to agree to disagree, as I see it as gender inequality. Even if the couple are married and he wants very much to be a part of the birth, if she says no, it's no. I find that very unfair.
Inequality and 'unfair' are not the same.
Her state of mind in the delivery room can actually make the difference between life and death for herself and the baby. The right relationship between the mother and father can make her stronger, mentally and physically. The wrong one can obviously have the opposite consequences.
So now no one is considering the baby's welfare? The "unfairness" to the man is more important than 2 lives? He's not much of a man if he'd force himself and his own wishes above that.