Good. This will help with the next part.
Apparently, the logic escapes you.
I want to make sure that you understand that just because there is a -possibility- that a sexual encounter might result in pregnancy doesn't mean that getting pregnant was "deliberately planned".
I want to make sure you understand your error. If the sexual encounter is deliberate, then all possible outcomes are accepted, ergo, they are planned.
Ergo, pregnancy resulting from sex, an entirely foreseen possibility, by being accepted means it was planned. If you were honest, you would refer to the poorly-planned pregnancy as a poorly-planned pregnancy rather than as somehow being "unplanned".
Just keep in mind that they are not deliberately planning to crash the car.
Just keep in mind that they are deliberately driving the car, and thus are deliberately accepting the possibility of crashing, which is planning for it ... very poorly I might add, but you can't say that it is unplanned when it was accepted as part of deliberate activity.
You advertise your dishonesty by referring to the pregnancy as being "unplanned" instead of "unwanted" (one aspect of the
Unplanned Pregnancy fallacy). The pregnancy is simply unwanted, despite it being fully accepted as a risk and thus being fully planned. You are deliberately mischaracterizing the unwanted repercussions of arbitrary decisions as somehow being the unfortunate results of random events ...
all to avoid accountability ... all to maintain supremacy.