When was the choice for an abortion or when to become pregnant (and when not to) made?
For me, it was when I was ten years old. I realized I could not kill a life, and I realized I could not give a baby up for adoption. That being the options, then every other choice I made throughout my teens and twenties was built on that choice. So don’t say others don’t have equal choices–that I had one, but others do not. I have a feeling most people, like me, made that choice long before they became pregnant. And, having already made that choice, other decisions were built onto it.
The choice to face is: Am I okay with killing/ending a life, or am I not? I was not. That means the choice can be, “Yeah, I’d be okay with killing/ending a life,” and based on that choice, other choices are made.
That is probably too broad a generalization. It is an attitude towards sex. Is sex sacred, or is it simply recreational? What responsibilities are accepted when one engages in sex? A child may be conceived. What then?
Yes, but to what point? Whether one should be able to choose whether to kill/end a life that resulted in what was considered a recreational activity has deeper ramifications.
Which doesn’t change the fact that if the woman doesn’t want it inhabiting her body she has every right to have it removed even if this results in its death
