100% agree - they can both choose not to have sex
I don't know what any of that means
#1 I think both men and women should be 100% responsible - I've made that very clear if you'll read
#2 NOT the same - no way, very different. Women are incredible in ways men never will be absolutely.
its hypocritical for anyone to want women to have a choice to 100% walk away from a pregnancy they didn't want by having the unborn killed but not want the man to be able to 100% walk away as well
which God? who's God ?
if they feel disturbed by having their unborn babies killed - well they SHOULD feel disturbed. Its a horrible act, killing innocent human life isn't it ?
And there you go. Because of this, you think it's some easy "choice" for all pregnant women. Some women feel they have no choice at all. So they have the baby but then it's a cruel cruel world b/c the father has to pay money, like she does, each to their capabilities? Say what?
if you had someone kill someone for you .. wouldn't you feel remorse ?
I don't know. You tell me. Have you ever met the man who had the woman "kill" someone b/c he didn't feel like dealing with a kid, who feels remorse?
my daughter had her baby killed by abortion. few months later her boyfriend was murdered. she lives with the knowledge that the only thing she has left of him she had killed and nothing of him can ever be again.
Um therefore every woman should choose to give birth? Just in case their boyfriend is murdered?
BTW, I am so very, very sorry and sad for your daughter. She made a tough choice and then she lost her love.
But...was he by any chance a factor in her decision to abort? Did he threaten to not help support the baby if she had it? Did he talk to her and say they just weren't ready?
Does the man bear any responsibility in the woman's "choice" at all when it comes to abortion? What do you think?
Yet he's not the "murderer," he gets to talk his woman into getting an abortion and then he walks away, apparently not a murderer.
Life isn't fair, eh?
She could have had a beautiful baby ... and she's haunted by it
Or like 40% of women she could have had a miscarriage. She'll never know.
that's real - that's reality
a personal question if I may ........... you'd do it all again too for him wouldn't you ?
I would and did! We had a second son. However, I chose a C-section for him as I was at a very high risk of this happening again. And his size was constantly monitored b/c damage could have been done to me while he was still in utero if he got too big.
But he was my little peanut, my tiniest of three babies, 7 lbs. 14 oz. OMG what a cutie and to this day my sons are wonderful people.
I would choose it again but would every woman? Should every woman? Why? I had an ideal situation. I was married, we both had great jobs, we were (and are) in love, nobody was a junkie.
I had a
choice, why do rightiess think "choice" automatically means abortion? It doesn't.
My ultra-conservative friend had an abortion at age 20, got married later and chose to have three children.
Choice.