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muthafucking-uni-queer said: @lucky198020 …However, the question is posed, “How come women’s healthcare is targeted when discussing medical expenses and insurance. Viagra is still being manufactured and several drugs like it, but women’s birth control can come into question. And it’s not just men in this country subsidizing women. Again it comes down to the fact that it should be a conversation, not we are giving the money so you abide by our terms.

muthafucking-uni-queer said: @lucky198020 I’m not a woman. And yes men should be a part of the conversation, but that’s it. A PART of the conversation. The thing is, politicians aren’t trying to bring men into the conversation. It’s either “let the men handle this,” or no dice completely. And with women’s health and what’s best for a woman’s body, there should be some say from ACTUAL women. Men’s needs play no role in women’s health. But I do see the point yoiu make in the grand scheme of things…