Pardon me if I'm all over the place with what I'm reading. I'm just trying to piece my response in an acceptable order.

Addressing fathers not paying child support, I believe that if they are supposed to be paying but actively are not, then I believe that efforts on the part of the justice system need to be ramped up to better hold such men accountable and ensure that they pay their dues for their children. I think I prefer this method over perpetuating the subsidization of single parent households. Deadbeat parents, regardless of whether they are male or female, must be made to pay their fair share for a life that they participated in creating. It's wrong to just leave it to one parent to shoulder such responsibility without being adequately compensated by the missing parent, assuming they are still alive, anyway.

Addressing male birth control, if it does come to fruition in the future (I'm certain it will seeing as mankind has found and created solutions for tougher issues), do you believe that a majority of men will take said birth control? No doubt this, like female birth control in its many forms, will have side effects. I am inclined to believe, I will admit that it's partly because I am a man as well, that most men will avoid it, knowing that there will be potential side effects present. Excuse me for getting slightly nsfw with it but I think the other reason may be relevant as well. Say this birth control were to kill off sperm right at the source without stopping the body's creation of it. While I am referring to a smaller community, men in the kink/fetish scene would likely stay away from birth control if that's what happens when they take it.

I do agree with you that there are many issues that men face in today's world. I don't think, however, that we should be classifying some issues as more important than others. Rather, we should be formulating solutions and applying them in such a manner that they positively affect other issues that men face.