Men: if you could become pregnant by your wife, would you choose to?

Question

Ladies: would you want him to?

Answer 1

I don't have a wife so it depends on who she ends up being. I know that there are varying degrees of love in marriage, always dependant on whether the marriage is "settling" or actual, pointed choice.

Answer 2

No.

Answer 3

My husband saids "Not a chance". I say, No. I have been through 4 pregnancies and everything that goes with them. I think God made women to do the child bearing for a reason. Men Just are not mentally and emotionally fit for the job. Not that women are better then men, just that we are different for a reason. Men are more fit for certain tasks then women and vis versa.

Answer 4

I'm not married yet, but yeah, I'd be willing to get pregnant if I wanted kids.  I think most men probably would, but they're just to embarrassed to admit it.

Answer 5

Absolutely not.

Answer 6

No I wouldn't want my husband to be pregnant. It would give him an even bigger excuse not to do anything around the house except watch TV and play video games.

Answer 7

I'd need to see how my wife felt about it.  It if that were possible and if she agreed with it, I'd deffinately consider it.  It'd be pretty cool to experience pregnancy.

Answer 8

I personally don't want kids. If I did want kids I would adopt or get a surrogate because there's no way in h**l I would give birth. So no, I wouldn't want my husband to suffer with pregnancy or child birth unless he wanted to.

Answer 9

I would like to carry our child and get the experience what it is like to take the other´s shoe.  However we have to discuss how this could work: I would have to be turned into a woman for one year, wouldn´t I ? And I would have to learn to cope with the mother´s role.

Answer 10

If that were possible and I was in a relationship where we wanted kids but she earned the most money, then I would consider it.

Answer 11

wow, i'm really surprised by some men saying they'd be willing to become pregnant! :-)

no, i think it would be weird. (if i could get over the weirdness thing maybe). but no, i wouldn't want to inflict that on him. and i don't want kids anyway

Answer 12

If I don't finally transition into female, then yes.  When I'm grown up and married of course.  It would definitely be a life changing experience.  And I think most guys should, to experience what women have to go through.

Answer 13

Where would it come out is the question that comes to mind?

Answer 14

Uh. There are so many possible scenarios here. Are we dealing with a world where men bear the offspring like seahorses? In that case it would be natural and this question is just a 'would you want kids if you had to bear the labor pains' type. If not, HOW exactly does this scenario work?

I can say that if I were a woman I would want to have my own biological child(ren). The idea of being a woman or pregnant woman doesn't threaten me. But I wouldn't want to unnaturally modify my body to do something it's not meant to do.

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Unless possibly we're talking about attaching a flamethrower to my back, and then I'll consider it.

Answer 15

I'm just thinking of that movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger 'Pregnant Dad' or whatever the correct title was and it is a resounding and unequivocal NO. I think that it is abnormal and very science fiction sounding. I always thought men admired the aura and true womanhood emitted by a pregnant lady and to have a man with child in utero would be grossly sinister and odd to me.