Herein lies the problem...what you are asking for is contradictory. If I am understanding correctly, you wish to villainize the male and, for lack of a better term, glorify the female. The problem is as follows: the more you villainize the man, the more the woman will be villainized too. As I stated before, there are laws in place to address rape, incest, sexual abuse, and child support. Beyond expanding the child support system, I do not see any additional type of legislation you can put into place that will equalize or place more stigma or even more responsibility on the male. How people feel about a woman versus a man in this situation is an intangible. Intangibles cannot be legislated. If it is proof of responsibility of the man beyond that of rape, incest, or sexual abuse, the burden of proof would be immense. It would not hold up in court, because it is one person's word against another. Unfortunately, women can become devious when they find out they are pregnant.