I see where you're coming from and yes, you have quite valid points but I would like to add further.
With all this talk about current systems and training in place for AFTER the birth of a child, what about prevention in the first place? Why aren't people using birth control properly or having safe sex even though it's free irrespective of whether they are married or not? Sex is more than just pleasure; it's also about bringing new life into the world.
While it's all great that women are embracing the ability to choose for themselves, it's also sad to see them harming themselves in the long run because of their own stupidity AND to please a man.
I don't want to judge but most (not all) the cases of abortion I have seen so far stem from irresponsible attitude towards sex and conception. Abortion should never be seen as a form of birth control - it disgusts me to see women take that sort of frivolous attitude.
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regna
Re: Generalizing much?
Date: 2009-02-04 11:09 pm (UTC)With all this talk about current systems and training in place for AFTER the birth of a child, what about prevention in the first place? Why aren't people using birth control properly or having safe sex even though it's free irrespective of whether they are married or not? Sex is more than just pleasure; it's also about bringing new life into the world.
While it's all great that women are embracing the ability to choose for themselves, it's also sad to see them harming themselves in the long run because of their own stupidity AND to please a man.
I don't want to judge but most (not all) the cases of abortion I have seen so far stem from irresponsible attitude towards sex and conception. Abortion should never be seen as a form of birth control - it disgusts me to see women take that sort of frivolous attitude.