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Topic	I wish people would be honest about the "benefits" of abortion.
mooreandrew58 05/27/19 8:21:22 PM #72:	_AdjI_ posted... GreenKnight127 posted... You have loved this woman for years. You have both agreed you want children. But during the pregnancy she gets depression, anxiety, doesn't feel a "connection" with the life growing inside her. Feels sick. Isn't attracted to you anymore. Just becomes this emotional, hormonal, unstable woman you don't even recognize. And she decides to kill your baby while you are at work one day. Doesn't even tell you. That's f*ing HARSH. It is, but that's pretty comparable to coming home to find that she's committed suicide over that depression/anxiety, which is always going to be a possibility regardless of any sort of legal barriers. Realistically, if she completely loses it like that, she's not likely to calmly make an appointment with a doctor to have an abortion (note that that doctor would likely pick up on her psychotic break and seek to treat that rather than immediately performing an abortion), she's likely to stab herself in the uterus with a kitchen knife. If you're really concerned about that possibility, push for better mental health support, not to restrict abortion's availability to sound-minded people. mooreandrew58 posted... Mostly because men get told to just not have sex id they dont want the responsibility of a kid but that argument gets s* on if said to the woman. It's an okay argument, provided it's coming from somebody who has themselves committed to celibacy (except for reproductive purposes) for the sake of preventing unwanted pregnancies. Otherwise it's just hypocritical and they're making a suggestion they don't actually want followed. what im getting at is ive never liked when people say it to men and its fine but someone says it to a woman and thats wrong. Otherwise I agree abstinence is the best way but expecting it to happen isnt gonna happen. But hey if you even convince one perso go that route anything helps I gess but as said other methods should be discussed as well --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:922449104] in I wish peo... [t:77740626]...</cite> <quote><cite>_AdjI_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote>You have loved this woman for years. You have both agreed you want children. But during the pregnancy she gets depression, anxiety, doesn't feel a "connection" with the life growing inside her. Feels sick. Isn't attracted to you anymore. Just becomes this emotional, hormonal, unstable woman you don't even recognize. And she decides to kill your baby while you are at work one day. Doesn't even tell you. That's f*ing HARSH.</quote> It is, but that's pretty comparable to coming home to find that she's committed suicide over that depression/anxiety, which is always going to be a possibility regardless of any sort of legal barriers. Realistically, if she completely loses it like that, she's not likely to calmly make an appointment with a doctor to have an abortion (note that that doctor would likely pick up on her psychotic break and seek to treat that rather than immediately performing an abortion), she's likely to stab herself in the uterus with a kitchen knife. If you're really concerned about that possibility, push for better mental health support, not to restrict abortion's availability to sound-minded people. <cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>Mostly because men get told to just not have sex id they dont want the responsibility of a kid but that argument gets s* on if said to the woman.</quote> It's an okay argument, provided it's coming from somebody who has themselves committed to celibacy (except for reproductive purposes) for the sake of preventing unwanted pregnancies. Otherwise it's just hypocritical and they're making a suggestion they don't actually want followed.</quote> what im getting at is ive never liked when people say it to men and its fine but someone says it to a woman and thats wrong. Otherwise I agree abstinence is the best way but expecting it to happen isnt gonna happen. But hey if you even convince one perso go that route anything helps I gess but as said other methods should be discussed as well --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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