
I think it’s debatable and kinda depends how close you are with your sister at the end of the day they’re her kids even if she’s confused about them or doesn’t know all her options I think you’re kind of an ass for saying it’s her best choice even if it does make total sense just because it’s not your choice you shouldn’t decide for her you should give options say this is what I think the best option is and why do not say this is your best choice
Listen man: I am the abortion queen. I love abortion, and I think anyone should be able to have one for any reason. The point of reproductive rights, though, is that we should always be fighting for people to make their own choices. If it’s her dream to have triplets, then hell yeah. If she doesn’t want to, then hell yeah explode those chicken thangs !!!!!!!!!! 💥💥💥💥💥💥
No I understood clearly about how “making” someone have an abortion is just as wrong as disallowing it completely but there are four human lives on the line, it’s not the situation to be calling out double standards when there’s much more nuance to it than that. Obviously no one can force her to abort but we have to be realistic with ourselves. It’s downright selfish and grossly irresponsible to have one child you can’t take care of let alone three at once. Sometimes the best decisions can suck
WHAT 18 year old has enough money to take care of not one but THREE newborn babies. wtv money she may or may not have probably is her parents not hers. be so fr rn. obviously the choice is hers, but from an outsider looking in this would be a terrible choice to decide on
Would you let someone have a child if you knew they couldn’t take care of it? That’s genuinely what ur endorsing right now. I’m all for reproductive rights, but I don’t have to stand with every woman especially when she decides not to get an abortion when that could be the best option for her and those kids. Not aborting is the status quo and expected of mothers by society so no I will not congratulate or support it when someone chooses to be irresponsible with children’s livelihoods
i never said it’s never been done before, i said be realistic. carrying three children even as a more mature woman is risky asf as is. so she should risk her life, with again possibly no plan, no money for what exactly? unless she has an amazing support system which from the sounds of her brother’s opinion she doesn’t have, she’s going to struggle badly and the kids will suffer. like i said her decision at the end of the day, but i would not do that to myself
I’m actually drawing conclusions based on this post and what I’ve seen from teen/young parents. Most people are never ready to raise kids, and teens sure as hell aren’t. Yea it’s been done before but as a parent why would you advocate to settle for less for your own flesh and blood. If the girl really cared about having a stable family she’d abort and start over when timing is appropriate. Not hard to understand what I’m saying.
You have provided no evidence or data. No "scientific opinion" was even stated. You barely even made a claim at all. You can have an opinion, never said you couldn't. Even if you're right, you really have no right to be pushing someone to make such a drastic opinion. That is my point. You're purposefully ignoring that fact and making it out like I'm supporting a specific decision.
You're ignoring my argument yet again. That or you are genuinely stupid. My point is stop trying to push people into making a decision, especially through emotional manipulation based on hypotheticals. There is nuance to every situation so quit pretending it's so black and white.
You've provided no scientific evidence. You're making that point to push a specific narrative and ultimately, a decision. That is just as bad as pro-lifers. A common pro-life argument is how abortion is hard on women's bodies and can possibly kill them as well. You're doing the same thing just flipping the script. It's hypocritical and the fact you can't grasp that is laughable. You are either purposefully ignoring my point or you lack critical thinking skills.
Hell yeah brother I would totally support them. If it’s someone’s dream to have a baby, they have every right to, no matter what their circumstances are. If someone outside of the pregnant person gets to decide who gives birth, then we end up with nasty stuff like fascism and eugenics. If someone’s struggling with resources for their kids, we help them. It takes a village dog!!!!
I never said it wasn't, but it is her decision to make based on her specific circumstances. Unless you've spoken with her physician, don't generalize and claim one decision is universally the best. My point in saying that isn't to push a specific idea but rather point out a major flaw in your argument. You are making assumptions on a subject matter that takes more than assumptions.
This person isn’t smart enough to get that I’ve learned. Getting heated enough to question intelligence over an imaginary abort/keep scenario is crazy bro✌️😭 dude will never meet those kids and they’re most likely more invested than the baby daddy. You can’t tell some ppl shit without them taking it personally.
And there’s ppl tryna act like she’ll be fine and everyone is going to jump to take care of her and the babies 😭 she on her own ain’t nobody wanna take care of other ppls kids unless you paying 🤣 and they say she won’t fuck her life up. Like she can keep them but let’s be honest about what that’ll cost her 🤷♀️
Another baseless assumption. I am not pro-life, I am pro-allowing an individual to make a decision based on their circumstances and specific facts presented to them from a doctor rather than pushing for them to make a decision based on generalizations. If her doctor says she is likely to suffer or die from giving birth, then she can, and should be allowed to, make the decision to abort them. Your point is less pro-choice than mine.
According to the national institute of health teen mothers are more likely to experience still births, neonatal mortality (dying soon after birth), and infant death. The likelihood also increases as the number of babies being had goes up. So yea, both her and the fetuses are at extreme health risks. I hate to be this way but you must be a man to be so sure of yourself nd so wrong at the same time about pregnancy. Here’s your facts now go argue with the scientists <333
Where is your proof that I am not pro-choice. My entire argument is that this girl should have the right to make a decision based on her circumstances and the facts that relate to that. The main focus is that she should be able to do that without being pressured to make a specific decision based on the opinions of random people online, her sibling, or anyone that isn't a medical professional. Your argument is that she should get an abortion because triplets are hard to take care of and CAN -
Yeah ngl this is all irrelevant at the end of the day we’re arguing morality and birthing kids at risk with no way of supporting them to stand on equal footing with the world is a pos thing to do and while it’s her right it doesn’t make it right does that make sense or not??!
Again, jumping to conclusions based on nothing. I am non-binary, medically a female. What now? Also, your scientific "proof" literally uses the terminology "more likely", not "certainly". Again, pushing for a specific decision to be made based on generalizations. A pro-life generalization is that abortion is hard on women. Does that mean women shouldn't be able to get abortions? You've invalidated your own argument. Goodbye.
do you hear yourself rn😭 like this is actually giving me second-hand embarrassment. “your making a baseless accusation” when multiple doctors themselves have seen and said this🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ but wait didn’t you just say that wasn’t scientific evidence… does that mean they aren’t doing their jobs?
I never said we should force her to abort I don’t know where that came from, but we should be honest with ourselves when we are making selfish decisions that put defenseless beings at risk. Why should I support someone’s stupid decision just because that’s what they wanted to do and now they won’t handle it responsibly?
Literally I’m just saying like she can keep them but it’s going to completely change everything she knows and most likely ruin any college plans for at least 6 years 😭 gonna have 3 kids nd working at McDonald’s barely scraping by which that’s just sad when it didn’t have to be that way 🤷♀️ but I’m evil and apparently pro life for wanting the best for a young girl just starting her life
It came from the “would you ‘let’ someone have a child if you knew they couldn’t take care of it?” — the ‘let’ implies control over the decision (but all good if that wasn’t intentional.) You don’t gotta support her — hell, I totally agree that an 18 year old having triplets isn’t smart. But if she says the kids are happening, they’re gonna happen whether we like it or not. If it’s hard to support the mom, take all the support you have and show it to the kids. World’s messy, fight with love 🌎🫶
adoption does not equal foster care??? theres a chance they could go to a good loving family who has the financial means to support them that maybe cant have a child of their own?? you make it sound like child abandonment which its not. its a choice that expectant mothers make to try to give their child a better life than they have the means to.
Children do suffer in foster care and many do not get adopted, but there is one caveat…babies. Babies a lot more couples want, couples can get the parents to sign over parental rights, they don’t miss any moments (can even be part of the pregnancy), and the kids have no attachment to their bio parents like many adopted parents fear with older kids.
If she wants them, she can have them. It’s as simple as that. It’s not a question of it being fair. For the record, I’m with you man! My opinion is that she should abort, as kids should have the resources they need to thrive! But nobody has kids un-selfishly. We are mostly brought into the world because someone wanted us, not because someone was ready. If she has all the info and chooses to keep them, she has the right to choose