The Common Misconceptions About ‘My Body, My Choice’

26 thoughts on “The Common Misconceptions About ‘My Body, My Choice’”

1. Today most people don’t have common sense.

2. It all comes down to selfishness…

3. Excellent point!!

   I would also like to point out, again, it is a surgical procedure for the woman, with risks up to, and including death to her. Women have died having an abortion. Why would you want to go through a risky surgery when you could’ve just used birth control? 🤦🏼‍♀️

4. Excellent point! If it’s your body, then leave it alone. If another body comes out, then you know it wasn’t just your body. Deep down you know ‘my body my choice’ is a lie!

5. That fact check chicken was triggered as soon as the pro life woman started to speak….com on man…….lmmfao

6. We know you don’t want to have the baby, but YOU are not the victim in an abortion. The BABY is.

7. abortion has its place and should only be considered under unique circumstances where the mothers life is at risk. It shouldn’t be used casually as birth control. this discussion basically boils down to women who have their humanity(pro life) vs women who have loss their humanity (pro choice).

8. That’s what I don’t understand. Years ago, everyone talked about practicing safe sex. I never hear that anymore. It’s disgusting.

9. EXACTLY!! Preach it girl !!!👏👏👏💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

10. The argument is to live a better life yourself so you don’t put yourself in the situation to allow our narcissistic tendencies to take control and choose to end a life you created via a mistake because you don’t want to take on the responsibility of your actions.
    All mistakes require repentance and should be followed by a commitment to do better. That shows your growth as a human being. The fact that we’re still fighting against narcissistic tendencies and having this discussion after sixty years is kinda sad.

11. Someone should ask why they remove “their-body” after.

12. You could tell by the thumbnail who was triggered (girl with nosering) 😂 red flag #1

13. I agree with some of what you’re saying but we know that everyone won’t opt to do the right thing, nor have the mental fortitude to do so! So now, do we force a woman who’s not wrapped tight or a teenager to have access to a baby that they don’t want? Some won’t explore the option of birth control let alone adoption, so do we now leave the baby in the hands of the ones who might will to do them harm or the system? Why not leave the risks and the consequences up to the individual and allow God to have the last say because there are too many nuances to it? A middle ground for me would be to have laws against terminating a pregnancy in late trimester in normal cases, consider the ones that are medically necessary and keeping a data base of repeat offenders, while allotting no tax payers dollars towards any of them.

14. @MsLizzardRoscoe I will never be able to justify the murder of a human being because people are too irresponsible.

    People have failed at raising their children and that’s the problem. When I was raising my daughter, I didn’t only talk to her about unwanted pregnancies and how to prevent them but also STDs, the aids epidemic, a possibility of another aids epidemic and anything else that can go wrong. I also taught her, self respect and not sleeping around. I taught her how valuable that is to her and to hold it close to her. Parents don’t bother to teach that at all anymore.

    I got pregnant on birth control. I wasn’t expecting it, but I never could of murdered her. The world is a better place because she’s in it.

    There are more clinics to help women with everything through the pregnancy, after the baby is born, adoption, and anything else they want and need than there are Planned Parenthood’s. They were accused of causing the baby formula shortage at one point. They have helped so many families. There are so many families that want to adopt and just not enough babies to adopt.

    It is a surgical procedure for the woman with risks up to, and including death. It has a considerable recovery time and a woman literally has to be put out while the baby is crushed inside of her body and yanked out piece by piece. Even if you can stomach, what happens to the baby, it is very hard on a woman’s body, and it does propose possible risks.

    I am not sure if you’re trying to change my mind, but you won’t. I will never think it’s OK. I will never stop advocating for the right to life for the most vulnerable in our society. There is always another way.

15. Love the agitation of the nose ring girl with the “Bigger the O, the bigger the ‘ho” earrings.

16. That kind of foresight requires a minimal level of intelligence

17. Yes ma’am, You are SO right!!. I’ve said all along, maybe they need to make better choices before they spread their legs.🙄🤦‍♀️ it’s not hard.

18. These women are demons why are they so adverse to personal responsibility what is going on here disgusting

19. Ring nose is about to burst!

20. You die inside, your soul forever cries out!!!

21. Don’t get pregnant and this is a non issue.

22. I so love Shameka, she is always right on point and she is here too, and the one chick here she has probably had a couple of abortions, and she is trying to justify them in her mind, and she is struggling, big time with the guilt that she rightly feels, she destroyed a child of God, probably for convenience, and that is the height of selfishness.

23. Why kill something that you say isn’t alive in the first place??? For those who say it’s just a clump of cells, no sane person ever goes to a doctor to have healthy cells cut out of their body.

24. Not your DNA then it’s not your body.

25. You can see the emotional distress that young woman going through just by watching her body language she’s traumatized. Deny deny she’s in denial.

26. The guilt has them fidgety.

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