Pro Life Problems

I am a pro-choice advocate and am proud to be one. To me, this isn't a "baby's rights" issue, but a women's rights issue. I would argue you with you on this issue but I really don't see a point. I'll never get anything through that thick skull of yours.

I just wanted to tell you that I love your blog! I think the biggest problem here on Tumblr is that people see abortion as feminist issue, which it isn't. It's a humans rights issue.

Hi, I'm new to tumblr. In just started a pro-life blog. Please, could you help me spread the word? Thanks :)

I'd say it was quite obvious considering the question I JUST asked is your topmost one, but if you must be rude. I would like you to link me to the question that you've answered about the costs when carrying a child and what people would do then.

Well could you link me to it? Because I've never seen it.

I've sent you the same question multiple times and you refuse to answer it. It was about how pro-lifers just say put the baby up for adoption after if you can't afford it. But what about when the baby is growing in you, what about all the hospital bills that you would have to pay. Then what?

you don't develop a chemical imbalance of the brain because of someone getting an abortion sit the fuck down

i was raped in may, and i had an abortion in june. stop spewing off your garbage about pro-life. it's fucking sickening. you can sit and say that everyone has a fair chance but that's bullshit. the thing i had in me shouldn't have been fucking born and i am so glad for my abortion because i would be fucking miserable.

wait how old were you when the fetus that would've been your brother was aborted?

are you pro-death penalty?

I just want to say that my cousin had an abortion as a result of a teen pregnancy and as it turns out, she was pregnant with twins and only one was aborted. The other twin is alive and well, and we look at her as a miracle. It still breaks my heart and makes me sick to think that she may not have been here, and that her own twin sister didn't get that chance. I don't know if you believe in reincarnation, but I think her soul will come back as one of my children.

... And the moment when you're going to scream at her to 'Give it up for adoption!' for the hundredth time, you realize she's already given birth. But it's too late for you to tell her any of that useless crap you usually tell pregnant women, because the moment the child left her body, so did her tortured soul. You look with disgust at her now cold body, and with a half-smile you say: 'Throw it away before it starts to stink.' Because every life is precious and valuable, every life except hers.