The route of abortion and fatherless babies in campus
have always hit high number margins ever since. Most men are fond of denying to
own up and taking up the responsibility of the pregnancies they disseminate in
campus.
However, it’s the way ladies rely pregnancy messages
to guys that is scaring to men and also intimidates them. There is need to
realize that most of these who call themselves men in campus are still
‘daddy’s’ or ‘mama’s’, boy they haven’t yet imagined of Fathering a child
especially while still in campus. Even if the guy is a masculine bouncer who
scares away interrupters every time there is the famous campus night parties
‘kadunda’, it doesn’t mean that he is strong enough to also handle that scary
message. Even that good guy who is always considered as a responsible guy can
easily vanish or disown that lady depending on the way the lady rely to him
that pregnancy message.
Most ladies upon realizing that she has missed that
she has missed her periods or has started vomiting, the next option is to inform
the guy whom identifiably she’s sure that he is the one responsible. The big
question is, ‘how do you inform the man on such a matter? ’ . One thing ladies
must realize is that the way you rely the message to the guy determines the
response immediately. Some of the messages men fear most are: We need to talk,
my periods have stopped, I need to see you urgently, there is something I need
to tell you and we need to see the doctor.
When campus guys receive this, the ladies will likely
receive harsh and very rude response from the guy. Some of the responses
include; so what, are you trying to set me up and go find your child’s father.
Most men don’t usually mean it but their reaction is mainly due to the
immediate frustrations that suddenly dawns on their mind when they receive such
messages.
Having unplanned pregnancy is what most youths fear in life, they prefer getting HIV/AIDS and other std infections that getting pregnant, but their should be agreements made before everything begins
ReplyDeleteHow i wish God to intervene so as to stop these!! Remember the incidence in hostel J where an infant was found tied in a green polythene bag and drawn to dust pin???
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