Poll: pro-life or pro-choice?!
Question: Poll: pro-life or pro-choice!?
Answers:
pro-life
if youre responsible enough to have sex and get knocked up
youre responsible enough to walk around with a baby for +-9months
and then give it up for adoption
dont fcuk and not finishWww@Enter-QA@Com
if youre responsible enough to have sex and get knocked up
youre responsible enough to walk around with a baby for +-9months
and then give it up for adoption
dont fcuk and not finishWww@Enter-QA@Com
I am pro-choice but not necessarily pro-abortion!. I simply believe that every woman should have the choice to do with her body what she wants but i don't necessarily believe that abortion is the right choice!. It wouldn't be for me at this time in my life, however it was at one time a decision that i made, and i know that's really personal to tell but it's how I know my answer!.
I can say from experience though that it was the most devastating moment of my life and i would never do it again, but I believe every woman has to make her own decisions!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I can say from experience though that it was the most devastating moment of my life and i would never do it again, but I believe every woman has to make her own decisions!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I'm a bit of both, as I believe in standing up for the rights of the unborn child!. No child asks to be born!. I know this might make me appear controversial, especially as there will be people out there who believe that there are certain circumstances in which choosing whether to go ahead with an unplanned pregnancy could stir up strong emotions, but I feel that all children deserve a chance in life!. I really do feel for those women who become pregnant as a result of rape, for example, but I feel that good things can come out of bad situations and, given time, the mother can grow to love her child - after all the child is an innocent in this situation, and we would be considered heartless if we deliberately ended innocent lives just because we had something bad happen to us!. Even if the woman didn't feel she could cope with a child born from this situation, there's always adoption, or fostering!.
Yes, I know that the child who is adopted or fostered may want to know its birth parents, but that shouldn't mean that its life should be teminated before it's begun!.
There's also the disability argument!. Children may be born with disabilities, but thanks to advances in treatments, and improved equipment, they can, and often do, lead full and productive lives, so this argument can be seen as somewhat redundant nowadays!.
So the answer to your question once again is that i'm on the fence with this one, as although i believe in personal choice, I also believe in speaking up for those who cannot, namely those whose lives have not begun properly yet!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Yes, I know that the child who is adopted or fostered may want to know its birth parents, but that shouldn't mean that its life should be teminated before it's begun!.
There's also the disability argument!. Children may be born with disabilities, but thanks to advances in treatments, and improved equipment, they can, and often do, lead full and productive lives, so this argument can be seen as somewhat redundant nowadays!.
So the answer to your question once again is that i'm on the fence with this one, as although i believe in personal choice, I also believe in speaking up for those who cannot, namely those whose lives have not begun properly yet!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Pro-lifeWww@Enter-QA@Com
pro-lifeWww@Enter-QA@Com
pro choice- it doesn't mean pro deathWww@Enter-QA@Com