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I Had An Abortion

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By: rosai
Written on May 8th, 2012
By: rosai
Age: 18-21
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  • purpledeity

    There is NO reason to ever have to tell your 2 year old about having an abortion. Hence him asking you about aborting his potential sibling is moot.



    While adoption is always used as the opposite of abortion, it's not. Most likely a pregnant woman who is considering abortion can not and/or doesn't want to carry the pregnancy to term. It doesn't really matter the reasons (health, money, desire) etc. There are so many kids that NEED adopting now, yet that doesn't stop obsessive women for trying to conceive for years, experiencing numerous miscarriages that they name and grieve. If adoption was an option even 25% of couples considered, there would be a lot less kids floating around foster homes. The desire for women to bear their own children outweighs those that simply want a child even if they don't share blood.



    As I've told you in a private message, abortion is a big decision. And it's one you have to come to on your own. A lot of women DO NOT regret their decision. I don't.

    May 10, 2012
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  • mpuskar

    Hi Rosai, I can offer you the best advice I can think of. If you disagree and wish not to take it, that is completely fine too.

    First of all, try to relax. Calm down. You are going to be fine. Lots of other women have been in this type of situation before and have ended up completely fine.

    Second of all, try to think about what your concerns are, what your boyfriends concerns are, and what would be best for your children. Think carefully, as I do not recommend trying to rush a decision that millions of women have regret rushing.

    Third, do not let anyone pressure you into an abortion, as many women regret giving into an abortion that others wanted them to have.

    Fourth, you can try going to a pregnancy resource center for help, as they offer free financial assistance, adoption options, as well as counseling. Even if you pick abortion, they should still be willing to help, as they offer free counseling to post abortive women, and may be able to offer you financial assistance to help you take care of your other child who is already born.

    Fifth, please do not assume any one option is better than any other for your already born child. Choosing abortion may give him more money, but will also deprive him of a brother or sister. In the future, it is possible he will question why you did not abort him. I do not know which would end up being better for him in the long run. You are the one in the situation not me.

    I hope this helps you. If you want, you can try sending me a message on this site, or you can reply to this post here if you wish to talk to me more. Best of luck to you.

    May 8, 2012
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