I could give an abortion.
Making that decision has to be an awfully hard one for most women. I personally am against abortion after the first trimester (once human characteristics start to form along with advanced brain formation/activity). Even though my son was just a clump of cells that resembled nothing human when we had the first ultra-sound (4 weeks maybe) he did have a measurable heart beat and I fell in love with him right there. I did change my mind on kids after he was born though. We both wanted two but I felt no desire for and even completely against having another child. I felt like it would just be too much and I wouldn't be happy. She stayed on me for years (and even asked me to impregnate her after we split because she only wants kids with one man) about it and used to get upset because she wanted two and I was completely against it.
If I ever get married again I could consider having another child if my new wife didn't have any of her own. I'd rather prefer to be with somebody who already has kids though (keeps things more even that way and I miss being part of a family). I honestly just don't want to think about going through the whole ordeal of pregnancy, taking care of an infant, and having to watch them for every second once they become mobile again. In 14 years, my son will be an adult and I can do whatever I want again; having another one just resets the clock back to 0.
My mom had one (maybe two) after I was born. I don't want to think about how much worse life could've been if my mom had to take care of one or two more kids. When my dad went away, my mom had three jobs and spent all of her time working and we barely got by. My ex-wife also had an abortion before she met me. Think it was smart on everyone's part.
I could give an abortion.
Boo, Hiss.
I need someone to drive dune buggies and go to flee markets with.
Though a fat dog would probably do a good job filling that role. Though his taste will probably be questionable on what to buy at the flea market.
Last edited by Fe 26; 25 Oct 2016 at 05:11 PM.
Last edited by Drewbacca; 25 Oct 2016 at 10:17 PM.
abstinence would do something if people would do it. It's not like babies magically appear. But expecting people to abstain or properly protect themselves from creating a baby is silly. So it's better for everyone to kill it and move on.
I dont get religious people issue with it. Most believe kids get a free pass into "heaven." Why wouldnt you want someone to bypass this world of evil and hurt and directly pass go and collect $200?
The whole thing (at least with Christianity) is based on a passage from the bible. I don't know what part it's in anymore but it's something along the lines of God knowing us before we came to this world. Because of this, they think actual human life (with a soul and all) begins at the moment of conception and not during development or birth. Because of this, they view it as willful murder of a human being with a soul and they're against murder (unless it's a Muslim being murdered of course). It's kind of something most of them just get behind without thinking much about and closing their ears off to everything else. My opinion is (assuming I believed in their God, which I don't) is that there is "no person" at the early stages of pregnancy. There is no brain, no mind, no self-awareness, and no consciousness; nothing that defines us as a "person". That being said, these things (the mind, etc.) do develop during fetal development so that is why I don't support abortion after the first trimester. I don't have any religious views on the matter but I do generally oppose the destruction of human life; especially human lives that aren't guilty of doing anything wrong.
I've heard the question asked, "would you give up your child's life if you knew it would save a million other people?" I don't care if it saved every other human being on the planet (including myself), I would never hurt my son. After he was born, my primary goal in life became protecting him and making sure that he was taken care of. My ex-wife and I discussed what I should do if something happened during her pregnancy/delivery and I was made to choose between saving her life or saving the baby. We both agreed that I should've made the decision to save the baby as opposed to her. Fortunately, nothing like that ever happened but shows the commitment we both have to our child.
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