Anonymous #4 16h

i’m curious. how can you be pro-choice and also think this is bad…?

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Anonymous #6 16h

I think the bluntness of it tbh. One can be pro choice but still find someone getting like, 20 abortions a year weird (idk if that is possible just trying to give an example)

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Anonymous #6 14h

I respect that it’s a woman’s body and it is her choice, but I still see it as a loss of life and wether u agree or not, it’s still a loss of potential life no matter ur view. One can be pro choice and think somn like this is like salt in the wound

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Anonymous #4 14h

I’m a woman and pro choice but I agree. The bluntness is a bit off putting to me idk…

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Anonymous #4 14h

i respect your opinion but i disagree. constantly clutching our pearls at anything abortion related even by “pro choice” people is the reason it’ll always be stigmatized. being pro choice shouldn’t mean that abortion is shameful but should be accessible. it should be something that can be brought up lightly

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Anonymous #9 13h

I’m not saying it’s shameful, there’s a huge downside to both sides is what I mean. But this hat is not bringing it up lightly, it’s very in your face and heavy with its connotation. Is it funny to some yes, but if ur trying to have a real discussion/debate i feel like it is the obviously wrong approach. It is distasteful

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Anonymous #7 13h

it would be distasteful to those grieving their abortions but not everybody sees abortion as a “life lost” and sometimes it’s just something that has to be done for their wellbeing. those people should be able to make jokes about it if they want to. but again i respect that some people might not find it funny but it’s not inherently “bad” to have no shame about a healthcare procedure

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Anonymous #9 13h

Ig when u put it that way that makes sense. I can’t deny I would have a knee jerk reaction but maybe bc I jus feel like if someone is to be making this joke in the first place, I’d assume they wouldn’t be ready for a conversation like this. Who am I to assume things tho, ty for ur insight

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Anonymous #9 13h

I think the fact that it’s from the perspective of a guy is also offputting

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Anonymous #7 13h

it’s hard because in a perfect world it shouldn’t be stigmatized at all since it’s so personal to women. but because it’s so personal it can be both positive or negative. i’d never make a joke like this to debate someone but i also wouldn’t be debating on bodily autonomy bc it should be common sense but yeah it’s important not to make jokes about it to people who had a negative or traumatizing experience with it. it’s only important that it’s healthcare

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Anonymous #9 13h

u not wrong. but it definitely will be debated for a long time to come. and I think 4 has a great point it’s a guys pov which is jus cognitive dissonant in more ways than one

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Anonymous #7 13h

love how respectful the discourse is here about it. refreshing compared to most other socials

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Anonymous OP 12h

real as fuck

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