Men Don't Have Babies, No Matter What USA Today Thinks

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Amazing that this headline is necessary in 2016. What a brave new world.
 
Thanks for sharing. It’s truly sad that this sort of article has become necessary.
 
I find it funny when people try and argue that just because you pump hormones in your body and have your genitals surgically fixed, that suddenly makes them male/female. Take away those artificial hormones and your body will revert back to its physical genetic makeup. It’s also funny when people take hormones and look like the opposite gender then keep there normal anatomy and procreate and then the media explodes with “women fathered a baby” or “man gave birth”. Lol
NO, the father fathered the baby and the mother gave birth to the baby.

It’s sad that gender dysphoria exists though and that people feel like they were born in the wrong body, I feel for there struggle. I’ve met a few. It’s a real condition, not all in there heads either. Transgender boys walk, talk and act feminine and want to be a girl and get jealous that they don’t have a vagina like there sister and visa versa for transgender girls. But that still doesn’t excuse the above and it’s part of the above that is adding to the destruction of society, though I know these people mean well and just want to express themselves. However, Children being raised thinking that you can “change” genders with the help of medicine, when it’s really manipulating the body to look a certain way or that daddy’s can have babies. The confusion on there little minds!
 
Don’t have time to read the article, so am probably complaining about something totally off topic, but men have babies. My children were as much mine as my wifes. Men don’t give birth, true, but men have babies. (I was going to say men don’t go through pregnancy, but if you live with a pregnant woman, you go through pregnancy. Not like she does, but you go through it.)

Just my two cents.

Tom A.
Shortly after my third was born, I was visiting a some friends who had a baby about a week later, with John, my youngest, in his carrier. John started fussing, telling me it was time to go, and I told him “I’m sorry, I’m not the one who feeds you. I’m the one who changes your diapers.”

My new-father friend shouted, “Don’t say that!”
 
Don’t have time to read the article, so am probably complaining about something totally off topic, but men have babies. My children were as much mine as my wifes. Men don’t give birth, true, but men have babies. (I was going to say men don’t go through pregnancy, but if you live with a pregnant woman, you go through pregnancy. Not like she does, but you go through it.)

Just my two cents.

Tom A.
Shortly after my third was born, I was visiting a some friends who had a baby about a week later, with John, my youngest, in his carrier. John started fussing, telling me it was time to go, and I told him “I’m sorry, I’m not the one who feeds you. I’m the one who changes your diapers.”

My new-father friend shouted, “Don’t say that!”
The articles about a transgender man, who was born a man who went through a “sex change”, where they only took hormones to make themself look like a male to others, however they kept there female organs so they still could have sex and get pregnant like a female. In addition, they insist on people referring to them as male.

Thus, the article is basically trying to say that men are capable of giving birth like women, which is obviously not true!
 
Figured it was something like that.

If I painted myself green and declared everyone should consider me a tree, I’d be locked up as crazy.

If I colored myself red and declared myself a Native American, I could get arrested for fraud or have an injunction sworn out against me prohibiting me from making such a claim.

Just sayin’

Tom A.
 
Figured it was something like that.

If I painted myself green and declared everyone should consider me a tree, I’d be locked up as crazy.

If I colored myself red and declared myself a Native American, I could get arrested for fraud or have an injunction sworn out against me prohibiting me from making such a claim.

Just sayin’

Tom A.
Yep.

I wonder what would happen if you applied for a scholarship intended for minority races if you were white, on the grounds that you identify as a member of that race.
 
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