Is it sexist to criticize feminism?

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Then, after sex happens, if she gets pregnant, the woman still has choices; and she should. She can keep the baby, she can put it up for adoption or she can get an abortion. What choices does the man have? He can generally choose whether he's going to see the baby, but if she wants child support, there's no out for him, whether he can afford it or not. And there hasn't been a whole lot of push for men to have a right to choose, especially not from the feminist front.

These are all ills that the modern world has produced. The old world had already a good solution to all of these. Sex would happen in marriage, and the child that is born would be born into a family, where both parties had accepted the responsibility of having a child beforehand, no one would have to face such dilemmas.

The normalization of out-of wedlock relations have resulted in these things. They made life for both sexes much more complex than it was before.