Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
LolI do, thank you!
Do you have unprotected sex every time you see one? Who has the problem here?
Never mind. You could never get pregnant by the normal route. One look at you would cause impotence.
Have a nice day!
I have been married for more than a few decades. LOL. That should answer your question.
More than half of the women who have abortions in any given month are married or in a long term committed relationship. Are you seriously suggesting that married couples should forego sex unless they are prepared to give birth to a child they cannot afford to raise?
You don’t want people to have children they can’t afford. You don’t want to pay for income supports for poor families, or for their health care, or to educate their children.
You don’t want poor women to have job security if they become pregnant, nor do you want them to have maternity leave or subsidized health care.
But should a poor woman get pregnant with another child she cannot afford to raise, you want to make damn good and sure she pays dearly for having had sex, or having her birth control fail because she had a choice. She coulda kept her legs closed.
Not getting pregnant is extremely easy to do, it’s called responsibility. Most abortions are not a product of responsibility. No one should ever have to pay for someone else’s responsibility. So shut the fuck up
What does a MAN know about getting pregnant or not getting pregnant. Is your period regular, do YOU tolerate strong hormones well? Do you have any allergies to latex, or the chemicals used in spermicides? Are you willing to take drugs which increase your risk of heart attack or cancer?
Go home Russian troll.
It's useless to talk about this subject with people who can't get pregnant and usually don't use any form of birth control.
You're right. Nothing's perfect. All forms of birth control have a failure rate. Mostly because we humans make mistakes.
Or things like doctors who don't tell their patients that the antibiotic they just prescribed them will make the pill ineffective. I know someone who got pregnant that way.
Even having a your tubes tied or a vasectomy isn't 100%.
When my oldest sister was doing her OB residency she had a patient who had her tubes tied. Her husband had a vasectomy. She ended up pregnant.
I had an assistant who had her tubes tied. She ended up pregnant.
An old boyfriend of mine sister in law had her tubes tied. She ended up pregnant.
Nothing is perfect. However something is better than nothing. Use birth control if you don't want to be pregnant.
I just worry about women. Women are going to end up dying and in prison. Women are going to have to endure investigations into a miscarriage. In just ectopic pregnancy alone, over 65 thousand American women would die a year if they're denied that abortion. No woman ever survives an ectopic pregnancy without an abortion. Whether it's done before the woman's life is put in jeopardy or when the woman is in an ER fighting for her life because she was denied that life saving abortion. No woman should have to die because her pregnancy went wrong and no woman should ever have to justify a miscarriage.
Well, lucky for you that I'M here, then, isn't it? Been pregnant three times, used hormonal birth control methods, and actually got pregnant with my last child not only while I was on the birth control, but also on the weekend that my menstrual period started. I was also 39 at the time, so I'm not sure the odds could have been longer for that pregnancy starting without duplicating the Virgin Birth. So whatcha got that's just too specific for everyone to understand?