If Your Wife Was To Get Pregnant Unexpectedly, Would You Encourage Her To Do An

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   ngurecoposted 14 years ago

   If Your Wife Was To Get Pregnant Unexpectedly, Would You Encourage Her To Do An Abortion?

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   Daddy Paulposted 14 years ago

   hard to get pregnant with no uterus
   I would not encourage her anyway.
   To me being a father is part of the wedding vows.

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   Springboardposted 14 years ago

   Being that I am pro-life and want children, the answer for me would be no.

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   Perssonposted 14 years ago

   No. Life is a gift from God and we should not waste what He has given us. Although the pregnancy is an inconvenient now just think about how happy you will be later. The child will grow up to love you and your wife the most out of any two people in the world. Be thankful that you two are married and don't have to worry about concealing anything..

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   dabeanerposted 14 years ago

   Buncha religious wackos answered "No" to abortion, as usual.  A "gift from God"? Obviously, you don't know how stupid you sound.  "Oh, let's pray for rain." "Why has God forsaken us and wiped out our church with an earthquake?"
   
   "How happy you will be later"?  Yeah, when the neglected abused child you cannot afford to raise becomes a gang-banger.  You people p* me off with your utter stupidity.
   
   Votes "down".  Bring 'em on.

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   nochanceposted 14 years ago

   This is an odd question. It would depend entirely on the circumstances. I am a pro-choice person and I believe if there is absolutely no way they could raise the child, and absolutely no way to put it up for adoption, abortion could be a last resort, provided they caught this pregnancy very early on.
   
   If you don't want to get pregnant use protection, it's as simple as that. I don't care if you're married, use protection if you don't want kids.

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   TheBrainyOneposted 13 years ago

   to have an abortion is to say your Higher Power has made an error and you know better than He.  I did have an abortion, when I was younger, against my wishes.  I wanted to keep my husband... it was so treacherous, the guilt, nightmares, etc. we ended up losing our marriage anyway.
   
   It's been 25 years ago, last February, since my abortion. My son (yes, it was a boy) would have received his driver's license, gone to the prom, probably have gotten married and given me a grandchild by now.
   
   After I die, I will need to face him and tell him what I did and the selfish reason why.  What would you tell your baby a reason more important than his/her life was?

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