The following is a 3 message exchange between 3 users
@97JH7N32yrs2Y
Every person should be able to choose whether or not to have a child and still be granted basic comforts in being able to enjoy an intimate relationship with someone they love without having to worry about having a child. Children born into families that are not ready for them live terrible lives and are generally regarded as mistakes. This breaks children and increases suicide rates among the parents and the kids. Anyone arguing that people should not get a choice need to try living that and tell me otherwise only then because my life is terrible because my mother couldn't get an abortion when she had me at the age of 15. There is no argument because its a difference between a kid living a horrible life and not really living a life, and a chance for adults to really live their life. Prove me wrong. Oh wait you can't.
THE DEBATE ON ABORTION IS STUPID. PEOPLE JUST NEED TO LEARN TO STOP LETTING THEIR HORMONES TO TAKE OVER THEIR BRAINS AND BODIES. STOP HAVING SEX! THESE HORMONES WE INHERITED FROM LITERAL MONKEYS ARE SOMEHOW DOMINATING THE DOMINANT SPECIES ON WHAT MIGHT BE THE ONLY PLANET HOLDING LIFE IN THE WHOLE GOD DAMN UNIVERSE. LEARN TO STOP HAVING SEX EVERY MONTH AND LEARN TO CONSERVE YOUR HORMONES BEFORE YALL MAKE A BIG FUSS ON THE CYCLE OF LIFE, WOMEN'S RIGHTS, OR THE GOD DAMN GOVERNMENT'S POWER ON OUR LIVES
@9F6ZR8WRepublican 8mos8MO
People will never be able to simply "Keep their hormones in check"
Ideally you would be right. People should be able to manage themselves in an orderly fashion, and an abortion debate would never be an issue. However this seems to be a very unrealistic expectation. People will never be simply able to "keep their hormones in check" because we've evolved to prioritize mating and our natural inclination is to want to try and pass on our genes. This is especially true for teenagers who usually will naturally be attracted to sexual intercourse with others because of their puberty effecting their hormones, and social pressures (since our society glo… Read more
