Aborted the fetus she found out she was carrying because it just didn't work for her right now. Remember it's her body and her right, would you give a care?
You should re-phrase your question to portray a situation that actually happens. Perhaps then someone will offer some thoughts.
Well I've been here about a year and I'm still waiting for thought from you. I know if your hipocrasy is exposed you'll run and hide so, good job!
I'm still waiting for you to figure out spell check.
Go review the supporting evidence and the story behind the pictures for Roe v. Wade.
What proof could I possibly give that you would accept? I could tell you my story but I have no proof that it occurred other than my word, and I'm sure you wouldn't take my word for it, would you?
Hey Padrino they just make it up as they move along don't bother yourself with it.
I knew there was no such case, I was just enjoying the thought of you two contorting through a story to try to make it fit the originally posted absurd premise.
You never dissappoint.
Ron say something based on reality rather than your own ignorant opinion, please.
I'm not the one who came up with the absurd scenario. Show a case that fits your original post.
This should be fun.
Actually one of my husband's cousins did it because she couldn't stand to give birth to another of her husband's spawn.
But that was an arranged marriage to a man who emotionally (and later physically) abused her, cheated on her, and gave her the clap, so it's not exactly the sort of situation sneak is talking about!
It IS, on the other hand, exactly the sort of situation that makes requiring spousal consent before a married woman gets an abortion an offense against human rights.
Personally I can't imagine a situation where I'd get an abortion without talking about it with my husband first, but he's always made it clear that if for some reason I did feel it was necessary, he would support me.
Would I care? Yes.
What about MY rights, isn't the fetus mine as well? Shouldn't I have some kind of a say in the situation?
Absolutely! If you view abortion the way hummanist do, you would have no say unless the woman decided to let you have one.
I agree with Mikel. Well spoken.
In addition, although the fetus can't really indicate, I think it's pretty common knowledge that we all wanted to survive, and so therefore, it could be two votes in favor of sustaining pregnancy and delivery.
That said, abortion is not all bad in emergency situations, etc. It's a tricky dance, this one.
So what, do you tie her down to a bed until she gives birth?
Do you think a wife should make that decision on her own if she's not in the mood to raise children?
No, but if a woman does not want a child you cannot force her to give birth.
Of course, if you are in a committed relationship you should discuss something as important as a child. That is why it's not a good idea to marry someone who says they don't want children expecting they will change their mind.
True. If you were pregnant and you wanted the baby but your husband said no we can't afford it would you have an abortion?
Personally, I would not have an abortion under any circumstances.
In that case I'd find another husband...
I knew you were a good soul! Want me to send you a book of Mormon?
It's her decision to keep it,cause she is going to feel the pain. No matter how we males twist the words, it's female who feel the pain. Let her decide no matter how irrational she thinks about fetus. Words play of morality/rights can't replace the pains.
Here we're talking about a husband not one night stand.
So what ? That doesn't change the case, pains are pains be it one night stand or marriage.
Does your Mom know you're playing with the computer?
If she did it out of spite, I would say:
"It's OK.. I got one growing in your mom right now so I got a lot on my plate as well"
I'd think she just broke her marriage vows buy not revealing the knowledge of the fetus to her husband. Yes, it is her body and her right, as it is her obligation to uphold her marriage vows.
I am sure you are very upset sneako - but maybe - just maybe - she couldn't bear to listen to this holier-than-thou crap any longer? You sure that is not what she said instead of your make believe story?
Which pretty much makes it your fault. Will Jesus punish you for that?
Do you think if you hadn't spent all that time preaching and telling other people what they should be doing she might have made a different choice?
I have to say - I don't blame her one little bit. Good for you for getting this out of your system though. Does it make the homophobia go away? Even just a little bit?
It's a matter of trust. It's a matter of respect. It's a matter of communication. That is what defines a marriage. Not a piece of paper signed by a reverend, or filed in a county clerk's office, or determined by some arrangement as someone else suggested. These are the qualities that define a marriage.
So in any case, such as abortion, or any matter, you have to trust, respect, and communicate with your spouse. It's a matter of there being two people involved. I would have to say that in the scenario you described, I don't see a marriage at all.
I'll give you an example that is along the same lines, though not directly related. I want a kid, and my wife does not. So during sex one night I decide to pull out late to try and impregnate her and then shrug it off as "it must have been an accident." In so doing, I have broken the sanctity of my marriage.
I want a kid and she does not. So that just means we have to trust in each other, respect each other, and continue the line of communication to help us to decide together what is right, what is wanted, and what will ultimately be decided. Not go behind each other's backs and do whatever we want without any regard for the one we supposedly claim to love.
Hell, I'd ask her where the BBQ sauce was.. I hear those things are great protein.
yes you should mikel ... im not stupid to think people dont do this though i strongly disagree with it but if they find they are in a situation that abortion comes up it should be a joint discussion unless there is no joint to it. eve still abortion is never right under any circumstances plain and simple
I'd laugh.
I know she'd be joking.
We have both been....how should I say??
Surgically modified.
It happens. I know a young man who was very excited about the pregnancy of his girlfriend. They had a fight, she aborted to hurt him. At least that is what her facebook page said.
She succeeded.
It has happened and the Roe vs Wade case was based on back street abortions and the deaths associated with them In particular a case where a woman had an affair and tried to abort the fetus and died.
How about you prove this woman is lying.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index … 429AAhgNax
It's up to me to prove the negative?
Do you ever stop to wonder why people who share your beliefs are drifting farther and farther to the fringes of society?
That makes no sense, but thanks for attempting to be relevant!
I'm sure it doesn't to you.
Thanks for the entertainment.
We'll pause for a moment while you log out and Sab Oh logs in.
I'm not a guy so I don't have a wife, but if I were, I'd be on my cell phone to the lawyer and the locksmith while I was kicking her out the door.
I would think a man's first question would be, who's baby is it?
I dont think its right, a husband and wife should discuss their options with the pregnancy together. However, I would hope that a husband and wife already discussed this before getting married so that there is no question as to what their choice would be.
When my son who was not planned was young, I asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up.He told me he wanted to be an astronaut and be fired into space.If his mother had been five minutes later coming home he would have been.
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