So you agree it wasnt possible? Therefore the burden was entirely on her right? Who are you to dictate to her what she should or shouldnt do with her own body?If it wasnt a false alarm would you have been prepared to carry the child in your stomach for 9 months?a long time ago when my views on abortion were pretty much along the lines of "I don't like abortion but who am i to tell others. . . blah blah blah"
I dated a girl who I THOUGHT was more like me. We only talked about it briefly but she said she would never get an abortion. That was great by me because I loved her very much and would have been happy to have a family with her.
Then, one day she came too me almost in tears saying she was "late" and she "needed $125" for my half of an abortion and that was it. No more conversation, no consideration of any alternatives, nothing. Just a demand for the cash and when I refused, she never spoke to me again except to tell me 3 weeks later that it was a "false alarm."
Yeah.
Been there, done that.
Do me a favor.
Build a time machine and make it possible for me to carry the child.
Do it.
I have the same right to tell the expectant mother of our child that she has no right to kill our child that I have to tell anyone else. maybe more so.
The same right that i have to oppose any OTHER forms of child molestation.