choosechoice:
rosalise15:
the-blonde-with-the-gun:
dear pro-choicers
please stop making our gender look weak
sincerely,
a real woman
Look, abortion kills baby women, usually because the woman was forced into it by parents, peers, bf, etc. Not exactly feminist.
Do you honestly believe that the majority of abortions are forced?
Pro-CHOICE. As in we support CHOICE. If someone chooses to give birth, AWESOME! If someone chooses to put his/her child up for adoption, TERRIFIC. If someone chooses to abort, FAN-FUCKING-TASTIC.
If someone is forced into any of those situations by “friends,” family, significant others, etc, THAT IS NOT OKAY. Whatever decision someone makes for THEMSELVES is a decision I support. PRO CHOICE. Not pro-forced abortion, not pro-forced birth, not pro forced adoption. Pro. Motherfucking. Choice. I believe in CHOICES.
stfuetiquetteblogs:
feministinthekitchen:
klondikebar123:
I was the victim of an NYC abortion scam.
Isn’t it bad enough that we have assholes standing on the sidewalks outside, screaming us into guilt? Isn’t it bad enough that forever after, we will only hear about what sluts we are? Isn’t it bad enough the guilt that ignorant people heap upon us, sometimes unknowingly, but mostly on purpose?
Isn’t it enough that we are trying to take responsibility for our lives, but all anyone can focus on is that stupid 1,0000th of an ounce embryo?
No.
Now they have to scam us out of money.
In a RAGE right now.
This is horrifying. It seems so strange that it really is necessary to look up reviews of abortion clinics on Yelp or on other websites to make sure that they’re okay, but I’m so glad I read this. Now I know.
A heads up for any followers that live in NYC or are at any point planning to go to NYC for an abortion. This is so beyond infuriating, and I wish there were more avenues for this person and the other victims of this clinic to complain and do something.
This is downright horrifying. This is why we need more Planned Parenthood locations. We NEED to have a name we can trust, an organization that is honest.
(Source: sexyplexi, via sanityscraps)
lostpoeticethic:
Oh, wow. I’m random.: I love how people say that because of the economy, birth control/abortion shouldn’t factor into the election.
ohwowimrandom:
Right now there are so many people in this country barely scraping by, and not in a “Honey, we have to decide between Paris and Fiji this year” way. In a “Honey, if we want to keep the lights on this month we’re going to be on a bread and water only diet this week” way. The people who have been hurt most by this economy literally can’t afford to have a child. They can’t afford the healthcare, the time off of work, the food, the clothes, the supplies. More children born into poverty means more children on welfare, food stamps, and other assistance. Statistically children born into poverty are more likely to do drugs, enter the foster care system, be obese, and be incarcerated. People who can’t afford to have children (financially, emotionally, physically, whatever) should be given all the tools to prevent pregnancy, and the ability to terminate a pregnancy if they wish.
The economy effects the ability of people to support children. Children effect the economy. Stop pretending that family planning and the economy are mutually exclusive, they’re actually very intertwined.
No no no no, haven’t you heard yet?
If for whatever reason you cannot afford to have a child
Keep your fucking legs shut
No no no no, haven’t you heard yet?
You’re not the sex police!
Should couples who never want to have children abstain?
What about couples who carry the gene for diseases, like Tay Sachs, and choose to not have children to spare them that horror?
Or people who would die from pregnancy?
Fact: Sex doesn’t always result in pregnancy!
You don’t get to tell anyone else when and how to fuck. Leave my pussy alone. Worry about your own damn sex life.
Right now there are so many people in this country barely scraping by, and not in a “Honey, we have to decide between Paris and Fiji this year” way. In a “Honey, if we want to keep the lights on this month we’re going to be on a bread and water only diet this week” way. The people who have been hurt most by this economy literally can’t afford to have a child. They can’t afford the healthcare, the time off of work, the food, the clothes, the supplies. More children born into poverty means more children on welfare, food stamps, and other assistance. Statistically children born into poverty are more likely to do drugs, enter the foster care system, be obese, and be incarcerated. People who can’t afford to have children (financially, emotionally, physically, whatever) should be given all the tools to prevent pregnancy, and the ability to terminate a pregnancy if they wish.
The economy effects the ability of people to support children. Children effect the economy. Stop pretending that family planning and the economy are mutually exclusive, they’re actually very intertwined.
