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Nathan Doyle8 Nathan Doyle8 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jan 2007
#121 ·
Exactly, there are several ways an abortion can happen... and one way is through dilation and evacuation, you clueless girl!!!!!!!! There are contractions induced, and then the fetus is slowly removed; that process takes anywhere from 10 to 48 hours. After the fetus is out, they remove the placenta, and if any part stays behind, they have to perform a curettage... Did you seriously think you just take a pill and you're done? No, they extract it, and if it doesn't come out whole, it comes out in pieces... Or maybe you think you just take some "pills" and bleed it out? You could do that too. Either way, the result is the same: you kill a human being. Honestly, besides the ignorant fools who seem to think condoms were invented just for sheep, I feel so sorry for every girl who thinks an abortion is some painless, beautiful experience!!! You can call me stupid all you want, but what does that make you—someone who doesn't know basic biology, or someone who just doesn't care about "removing" their own child? It makes me sick to see girls like that. And hey, laugh at me all you want; maybe I am "uneducated" like you said, but I truly wouldn't want to be in the shoes of a girl who feels nothing for her own baby... because at the end of the day, that’s a child, whether it's 1 mm or a meter and a half long!!

And please, just stay quiet when you're this poorly informed and clueless.......
I feel for all the women who have had or are thinking about having an abortion. I feel for everyone who felt they had no choice, but that isn't the only way. And honestly, to anyone looking to do this, I advise you to think long and hard and stop listening to the "well-meaning" advice from girls who act like experts but haven't the slightest clue what they're talking about!
Abortion isn't the answer! Not for a 16-year-old and not for a 36-year-old!! I'm not talking about girls who were raped or anything like that; I'm talking about girls who CONSCIOUSLY CHOOSE NOT TO PROTECT themselves, and then they come here to cry and whine on forums just looking for validation from other hens that an abortion is perfectly fine. You just show up, get it done, and go home! Sorry, but that's just how primitive people think. If you love someone, prove it, but to do something like this, you really have to be a piece of work, not a decent human being! It's not like buying pills and condoms is some massive financial burden for a woman or a girl, especially if they end up spending $150-$200 on an abortion later anyway! Or do you still insist on calling that the "best solution"?

And one last comment regarding what you said about your mom... mine got pregnant at 40. We didn't have money either, and people advised her to get rid of it for the sake of her health since she could have died during childbirth. She refused. We scraped by, I gave up so many things, and my parents helped so we could let that child live! Now, I have a mother I can hold hands with for courage and a sister I love more than life itself! But you? You have your "best solutions"... though I wonder, best for whom, dear...?
I won't say anything else. You think this is right, I don't. There's no point in dragging this out...

Take care
Richard Perez3 Richard Perez3 Active Member
215 messages
joined Dec 2014
#122 ·
Grace Gonzalez81 said:I honestly feel so bad for any girl out there who thinks an abortion is some painless, wonderful experience!!!..

Thanks for the warm feelings, babe, but your pity doesn't change reality. It was painless, and honestly? It was actually pretty great. That sense of freedom afterward was just unreal.

Stop trying to scare girls. Just stop it, right now.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
731 messages
joined Feb 2007
#123 ·
Sarah Edwards38 said:Thanks for the sentiment, honey, but your regrets don't change reality. It wasn't painful, and honestly? It was great. That sense of freedom afterward was unlike anything else.

Stop terrorizing these girls. Just stop it right now.

Look, she’s not wrong about how things went down. Life is messy, which is why we use protection and birth control—there's no point in being afraid.👍
Everyone just needs to chill out a little.🎉
😘
Edward Green Edward Green Regular
335 messages
joined Sep 2008
#124 ·
Chloe Williams95 said:But one time she was a whole month late... and even then I didn't make a big deal out of it..

Has it ever crossed your mind to actually go see an OBGYN?
Sean Long4 Sean Long4 Active Member
114 messages
joined Jun 2006
#125 ·
Alex, I’ve been seeing my gynecologist on a regular basis... and honestly, during that whole stretch, I was dealing with quite a bit of stress and a bit of a depressive funk, so I wasn't even that worried about it. Besides, my period has been pretty consistent since then... maybe off by a day or two at most.
Edward Green Edward Green Regular
335 messages
joined Sep 2008
#126 ·
Fine, whatever. 🙂
Lawrence Wells Lawrence Wells Regular
312 messages
joined Jun 2006
#127 ·
Lamb-of-God said:you could just take a sewing needle at home and jab it a hundred times into a specific spot once that embryo starts forming... ... hope you don't miss 😁
why would anyone drop $1,000 on something like that when you can just DIY it... in a bathroom stall or something...

Total misinformation😁
Emily Adams2 Emily Adams2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Nov 2006
#128 ·
If a woman undergoes an oophorectomy, does that mean she’s sterile for the rest of her life?
Joshua Williams82 Joshua Williams82 Member
27 messages
joined Feb 2006
#129 ·
No.
Timothy Ortiz2 Timothy Ortiz2 Member
17 messages
joined Mar 2008
#130 ·
Yeah, I mean, stuff like that happens sometimes.
Emily Adams2 Emily Adams2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Nov 2006
#131 ·
Is that really such a rarity?
Lawrence Wells Lawrence Wells Regular
312 messages
joined Jun 2006
#132 ·
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William Harris14 William Harris14 Member
22 messages
joined Apr 2010
#133 ·
not quite
Joshua Williams82 Joshua Williams82 Member
27 messages
joined Feb 2006
#134 ·
Maybe you should go talk to a medical professional about this?

An abortion can lead to infertility, but honestly, it’s not nearly as common as people used to claim back in the day. Still, I guess you can never be 100% certain about these things. Maybe you can be 90% sure, though.🙂
Austin Chavez76 Austin Chavez76 Member
20 messages
joined Dec 2003
#135 ·
I've actually had more than one, so I'm definitely not sterile... my kids born after an abortion and subsequent pregnancies are proof enough. It doesn't happen all the time, though; I guess it really just depends on whether the doctor you see is incompetent and messes things up for you for life... but generally, the ratio is probably closer to 1:100, and you're more likely to stay fertile.
Olivia Reyes3 Olivia Reyes3 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2006
#136 ·
My mom had an abortion about 20 years ago—this was after she had me, but before my brother and sister came along. Honestly, if you're seeing a doctor, the chances are basically zero, but still...
copperdrifter45 copperdrifter45 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Nov 2007
#137 ·
It’s rare, but it happens.
Emily Adams2 Emily Adams2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Nov 2006
#138 ·
Well, obviously you go to a doctor for that—you don't exactly walk into an auto shop and ask for a Torx wrench, do you?
Lisa Stewart29 Lisa Stewart29 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2007
#139 ·
I don't know, I have zero interest in this whole abortion debate idea.
Emily Adams2 Emily Adams2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Nov 2006
#140 ·
I'm not a fan either.
But that's just how things stand right now.

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