Should lying to your partner about birth control be a sex offense?

The use of a condom also carries the question of STD avoidance, this makes it an offense. Contraception is not 100% effective with any method so paternity issues are different.

Deliberate lying about contraception should be a Civil Case. Breach of Contract, Entrapment, False Pretenses or something ?????

The issue would be a little complex. How do you know she didn't take the pill at the time of the sex? By the time she gets pregnant, it is too late to test for estrogen levels. All birth control methods have failure points, so how you do you prove it was not a failure, and it was on purpose? As for using a condom, either that, nor oral sex prevents pregnancy in a determined woman who wants a child and will use the semen and a self insemination kit. The spermicide in condoms have a limit shelf life of effectiveness. You only alternative is the Safe Haven Laws.

http://single_fathers_n_safe_haven_laws.dads-house...

We sure can tell U R all about men's rights. What about guys who lie about the big V cut? Or a million other things? These things are always going to exist as long as there are two sexes.

I became a teenage father because a partner lied about birth control. How-ever I still raised the child and supported her. Now she's married.

Its hard to take to court a case on 'lying'. I don't think it would be a good idea to make it an offense.

Yes.

It should, but we all know that the feminists will just call it unfair and get it removed.

i think so, i also think paternity *fraud should be a crime punishable with jail time.

if you know you were sleeping with multiple guys around the conception, you have a DUTY to tell all of them.....

To make sure there wasn't a double standard, sure.