Yes, the number of fertile men is supposed to be extremely low- like less then .1%. Hell, men who still have sex drives<em>might</em>break 2%. I agree with a need to prop some things up with realism, just haven't done so in front of you yet. ;P<br/><br/>The testing for men isn't systematic, while it is covered by the government they have to come in for it themselves. There may be a systematic attempt later but for the moment it's not present. Exemptions for women do exist, but they're hard to qualify for. Married women if the husband is fertile, and infertility. Married to a Fertile Husband exemption requires both be tested, and the Infertility exemption requires the woman find 2 doctors who would be willing to testify in court that she's about as fertile as a pet rock- even them a third doctor from the government then confirms it. Counterfeit exemptions carry the same penalty as counterfeit badges for fertile men- some real hard time in prison. Enough that most people just don't think it's worth it. Lesbianism by itself isn't reason for exemption. Yes that sucks huge donkey balls, but we're talking the survival of the human race here- and only idiots don't think "legalized rape" is an accurate description of what is going on.<br/><br/>The plus side in terms of inheritances and such is that they've taken a dramatic turn in favor of the women involved- now the woman's line is considered more important since it's more legally stable. And programs like welfare got a boost thanks to a sizable percentage of social security recipient kicking the bucket. How many children you've given birth too, are raising, or have been medically confirmed to have fathered are all factors that increase pay-out.<br/><br/>As for the fucking happens, many cities are starting to introduce "love kiosks" on some street corners and such- but those programs are just starting, most men at the moment think it's not worth the hassle or aren't sold on it.<br/><br/>The Villain has spoken. *thunderclap*