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Is your topic about all men as your title implies or about the types of men you describe in this sentence? Because that's 2 entirely different conversations.

Also is it really unreasonable to reject someone who doesn't want kids when you do? That's pretty major life decision and something that absolutely warrants rejecting someone if you both disagree.
It is entirely a women’s choice whether they want to have kids or not.
It is entirely a man's choice to date a woman who doesn't want kids or not.
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They literally don’t do anything

You and I seem to have very different definitions of not doing anything.  Could you define what it means to not do anything according to you?

but demand that

I'm pretty sure that the normal way about doing these types of things is to get mutual consent after talking about it and weighing all the ups and downs.

When men say I want a lot of kids irrespective of their partners or go on dates and reject girls because they don’t want kids

Is your topic about all men as your title implies or about the types of men you describe in this sentence?  Because that's 2 entirely different conversations.

I feel that’s just something so patriarchal and demanding

For someone who appears to be concerned about how actions and opinions of one sex affect the other you don't really seem to care much about the phrasing you use.

It should be their partner’s choice what they wanna do with their bodies

Yes, mutual informed consent, that's the standard already isn't it?

the responsibilities fall on to the women more than the men

Didn't you say something about the patriarchy earlier?  And aren't you now just enforcing it?  

It should be entirely a women’s choice whether they want to have kids or not

Women already have a veto right in the decision to have kids.  (Obviously assuming we're talking about a normal consensual relationship.)

the world has progressed so much and men should also change with the world

Just so I'm understanding you correctly, you say that men used to have the only say in wanting to have kids and that's sexist.  You are also saying that now women should be the only ones to have a say in wanting kids and, presumably, are saying that's not sexist.  Or did I misunderstand you?