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Curious if anyone has been to an abortion clinic- either as a female getting one, or a male being there for chick he banged/sister/OP mom.
I have been.
I happened to see a documentary about 3 weeks ago that was very eye opening. It was a clinic in Philadelphia. It did an excellent job of showing the struggles faced by the women making the decision. And I showed the pain experienced by many. Twice women elected to terminate twins as I recall.
While I strongly believe that life begins at conception, I will say that I highly doubt many women take the process lightly.
I know at least two women that had them under very different circumstances. Neither took it lightly.
Off on a tangent but one of the best sequences in Fast Times at Ridgemont High depicts how big brother treats little sister after hers.Curious if anyone has been to an abortion clinic- either as a female getting one, or a male being there for chick he banged/sister/OP mom.
And I'll bet serious money that both suffer pain from it to this day.
It's a awful thing.
I would prefer a few more options, but as you set up the poll, it's easy to pick the 3rd option. I don't really support the status quo, but I definitely prefer it to the other choices.Let's see how HROT feels about the topic.
The way this site leans left it wont be a surprise.Let's see how HROT feels about the topic.
Yes.Curious if anyone has been to an abortion clinic- either as a female getting one, or a male being there for chick he banged/sister/OP mom.
Women used to be less distressed by it. Most women, that is. A few decades of relentless "you are murdering your baby" propaganda and TV shows where the heroines choose to keep their babies to wonderful music, total family support, and no negative consequences have laid a thick guilt trip on the issue.I have been.
I happened to see a documentary about 3 weeks ago that was very eye opening. It was a clinic in Philadelphia. It did an excellent job of showing the struggles faced by the women making the decision. And I showed the pain experienced by many. Twice women elected to terminate twins as I recall.
While I strongly believe that life begins at conception, I will say that I highly doubt many women take the process lightly.
Cons bitch all the time about Hollywood liberals, but this is certainly one issue where Hollywood has been toeing the religious/conservative line most of the time for quite a while.
I'm not OB/GYN, but the government has no part in mine or any other doctor's exam room. They and insurance company businessmen already have too much say in healthcare. This is a medical decision between a woman and her provider. No one else.
I'm not OB/GYN, but the government has no part in mine or any other doctor's exam room. They and insurance company businessmen already have too much say in healthcare. This is a medical decision between a woman and her provider. No one else.
I have mentioned this before on here, but one was my ex-wife, close Catholic family. The guilt over it has had far reaching effects. This, despite the fact that she was raped and very young at the time. The butter on the proverbial shit sandwich was her not being able to get pregnant during our marriage. She always blamed herself despite both of us having medical issues at different times. Brutal.
...and these are the comments that keep me coming back for...How many of the republican men who voted in favor of the restrictive abortion laws think that it won't apply to their mistress?
Curious if anyone has been to an abortion clinic- either as a female getting one, or a male being there for chick he banged/sister/OP mom.
Other than setting and enforcing minimum standards of care, as necessary, I agree.I'm not OB/GYN, but the government has no part in mine or any other doctor's exam room. They and insurance company businessmen already have too much say in healthcare. This is a medical decision between a woman and her provider. No one else.
No doubt.To be fair that is the safer way to go.
Pro-choicers arn't going to get mad as long as it was her decision. They will like the character regardless
Pro-lifers it would cause them to lose sympathy for the character.
I tend to think Hollywood leans left a little bit but sometimes when you approach a controversial issue like that you just have to play the direction that gets the least people upset.
No doubt.
It's still pandering to the religious/conservative line.
Hollywood stopped pandering like that on things like interracial and gay relationships. A shame they don't have similar courage on abortion.
I would prefer a few more options, but as you set up the poll, it's easy to pick the 3rd option. I don't really support the status quo, but I definitely prefer it to the other choices.
The way this site leans left it wont be a surprise.
Oh bull, you brought the government in once you applied for a medical license. And that's a good thing. Medicine like all other things needs oversight.
Now again you can argue about the level of oversight with this "procedure" but you present it as though there is no governmental oversight of your profession when indeed as you should know there is a great deal of it.
Using the service IS responsible.if it was banned it is not going to all the sudden make the people using the service responsible.
Not going to happen any time soon. Even many people who are pro-choice are uncomfortable with treating abortion in such a cavalier manner. In my view they know that it's wrong, opposing it is just harder to say it should be legal but question the morality of it.
We are not anywhere close to the time that people are going to treat it like it's no big deal.
But wait a minute . . . we're trying to cut back on plastics.Like David Cross says don't worry folks back alley abortions are much safer today. Plastic clothes hangers people.
There are a lot of cons here. They just don't call people names and pretend to be really smart.
Now watch, someone will say that's because cons are not smart. When you call people names and belittle them, it's hard for people to evaluate you perspective.
But wait a minute . . . we're trying to cut back on plastics.
Women used to be less distressed by it. Most women, that is. A few decades of relentless "you are murdering your baby" propaganda and TV shows where the heroines choose to keep their babies to wonderful music, total family support, and no negative consequences have laid a thick guilt trip on the issue.
Cons bitch all the time about Hollywood liberals, but this is certainly one issue where Hollywood has been toeing the religious/conservative line most of the time for quite a while.
I have been.
I happened to see a documentary about 3 weeks ago that was very eye opening. It was a clinic in Philadelphia. It did an excellent job of showing the struggles faced by the women making the decision. And I showed the pain experienced by many. Twice women elected to terminate twins as I recall.
While I strongly believe that life begins at conception, I will say that I highly doubt many women take the process lightly.