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> This can very easily be applied to any medical decision a woman may make. Would you be as concerned if the subjects were a mother and daughter or father and
by MisterTea 2y ago
> This can very easily be applied to any medical decision a woman may make.
Would you be as concerned if the subjects were a mother and daughter or father and son? Your focus seems to be on the "man controlling woman" aspect instead of "father desperately trying to save his daughter."
- KittenInABox 2y agoI think it's wrong to control any adult's medical decisions who has been found of sound mind. If you want to argue she is not of sound mind, demand a review of the medical board, but if they confirm she is 100% doing this rationally then it is not "saving" her, it is indeed merely a man exerting control over an adult woman. [I do not consider fatherhood special in this regard-- the notion of men being entitled to a woman's medical decisions because of a familial relationship is something that should be questioned and challenged.]