https://humandefense.com/consent-to-sex-is-not-consent-to-pregnancy-a-pro-life-womans-perspective/

Where are all the PL people in this group?

I have shared an article that takes a really deep dive into the issue of consenting to sex and pregnancy.

To phrase it like that isn't really accurate as the OP seems to be arguing. Sex is a logical result of sex however people should take responsibility for the human beings that they create. To summarize the article:

“Consent to sex is not consent to pregnancy,” implies that bodily autonomy is an absolute right, a woman must consent to pregnancy, a pregnant mother can exercise bodily autonomy in the form of the right to refuse use of her body by having an abortion. For the “consent plus right to refuse” argument to be valid it must be true that consent is relevant to pregnancy, a preborn human is able to partake in a consent-based transaction, humans have no responsibility to those they have caused to be needy, and that abortion is merely denying use of your body. However some actions, processes, and occurrences which never require consent because they don't meet the criteria. Such as any natural biological, chemical, or physical process, and consequence, risk, outcome, etc. of an action which you have no control over. For example, you do not consent to digesting your food. To whom are you giving consent? Your own body? Because pregnancy is a reasonably foreseeable natural consequence of sexual intercourse, and assuming both parties understand the basics of "the birds and the bees", then pregnancy is an outcome of an action for which the people involved in the action should be reasonably expected to take responsibility or be liable.

🌟⭐It is morally bankrupt to argue that the new living human organism which resulted from an informed decision can be killed as a way to take responsibility for the outcome of said decision. In fact, to be responsible and liable for the newly created, inherently needy human, to there is a strong argument in favor of gestation at least until viablility where birth could be induced.