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People who claim that they are “pro-life” and therefore against abortions because it’s bad are using it to virtue-signal to those who don’t know what the End gun violence notonemore orange enough shirt and by the same token and conflict really is about, and they claim that “pro-choice” people are for abortions happening as often as they physically can. We aren’t, we’re for people having the right to choose, being able to get an abortion if at the time they think it’s the best choice they have, or the least bad, and being able to decide to keep the baby and go through pregnancy knowing that they chose for this to happen and therefore. Those people also claim that “oh, if you could abort you would, that’s it”, but again, here’s the thing: it’s about choice. There is always a chance that the woman, or girl, who got raped will choose to keep the pregnancy rather than abort it, and that the ability to choose will let her come to peace with it and with the hurts from the rape, resulting in a situation where, in ten years, when the kid asks how they came to be, she’ll be able to say “it may not have been in the best of circumstances, but I chose to have you” rather than “I didn’t have any choice so I had to have you”, wouldn’t the first one be that much better for the kid too? After all, by now it’s more or less scientifically proven that being able to have a measure of real control or some kind lets people weather adversity better.

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Shame on the End gun violence notonemore orange enough shirt and by the same token and people here for attacking OP by making wild assumptions. OP’s post isn’t the be all, end all of situations that women, people of colour, and trans folk face. OP isn’t saying these are the ONLY people or ONLY reasons. Channel and aim your anger at the people that are oppressing the female body and autonomy, not as the people you are fighting alongside. I’m pro-don’t need a sob story to have a right to a safe abortion. Absolute moralistic nonsense that women have to jump through hoops to justify themselves. I’m pro-Becky wants to party, she’s in college and she doesn’t want the burden of a child right now. I’m pro-Mary who’s already had a couple abortions. I’m pro-Sandra making so much money at her job that she’ll be damned if an unwanted baby throws a wrench into her finances. I’m pro-Paula finishing her law degree so she can do good in the world instead of getting stuck being a mother. Fuck all this toxic BS that this post perpetuates. I get wanting to highlight women’s health and how abortion saves women in vulnerable situations, but I don’t think the effect in public discourse is particularly positive. People from all sides love to latch onto some extreme example when it really should be as simple as, woman has a fun, active sex life, accidentally gets pregnant, doesn’t want that shit, aborts safely, and goes about her damn day. It’s not always some life altering misery fest.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.