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<blockquote data-quote="LoveSushi" data-source="post: 650125" data-attributes="member: 17587"><p>I try not to judge, and I know that it is a very private and personal choice, but to me, abortion is ending an innocent life. Ending an innocent life because of inconvenience...that is repugnant to me. Since abortion has become legal, human life has become increasingly devalued. In all ways. Child abuse has actually increased dramatically. But, that's a debate for another time. I do believe that the child does have a soul, and I can comfort myself with the thought that my sister will be holding that baby in her arms, and be glad that it will never know the madness and sorrow it would have known here on earth.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Yes. That thought has been in my head since I saw that photo of the pregnancy test. What a life of chaos and suffering would that child be subjected to?</p><p></p><p>What really gets me though...and it really shouldn't surprise me, after learning all that I've learned here especially...is that she ALREADY HAD THE ABORTION SCHEDULED when she had her dad take her to the crisis clinic and got the ultrasound. She KNOWS how her dad feels about abortion. She KNOWS how he would feel, seeing his first grandchild moving around and seeing the heartbeat. </p><p></p><p>I can understand her wanting to hurt me...after everything between us, dragging me into her drama to get in a few twists of the knife, I can get it. But why would she do it to her dad? He has been in touch with her and supportive (enabling) of her all along, even when my house was burglarized. <em>"She's really growing up,"</em> he told me. <em> "She's changed a lot,"</em> he said. </p><p></p><p>I thought that we had a nice visit on Wednesday, but I was just a bit player in her drama. Obviously, our reconciliation wasn't in her mind, especially since she hasn't responded to the text I sent her early yesterday. I'm not sending her any more. Back to no contact, that's a much safer place for me, emotionally.</p><p></p><p>*sighs* I stayed home from work today. My back is giving me fits (stress goes straight to my back) and I just want to drink wine and pet my dogs today.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LoveSushi, post: 650125, member: 17587"] I try not to judge, and I know that it is a very private and personal choice, but to me, abortion is ending an innocent life. Ending an innocent life because of inconvenience...that is repugnant to me. Since abortion has become legal, human life has become increasingly devalued. In all ways. Child abuse has actually increased dramatically. But, that's a debate for another time. I do believe that the child does have a soul, and I can comfort myself with the thought that my sister will be holding that baby in her arms, and be glad that it will never know the madness and sorrow it would have known here on earth. Yes. That thought has been in my head since I saw that photo of the pregnancy test. What a life of chaos and suffering would that child be subjected to? What really gets me though...and it really shouldn't surprise me, after learning all that I've learned here especially...is that she ALREADY HAD THE ABORTION SCHEDULED when she had her dad take her to the crisis clinic and got the ultrasound. She KNOWS how her dad feels about abortion. She KNOWS how he would feel, seeing his first grandchild moving around and seeing the heartbeat. I can understand her wanting to hurt me...after everything between us, dragging me into her drama to get in a few twists of the knife, I can get it. But why would she do it to her dad? He has been in touch with her and supportive (enabling) of her all along, even when my house was burglarized. [I]"She's really growing up,"[/I] he told me. [I] "She's changed a lot,"[/I] he said. I thought that we had a nice visit on Wednesday, but I was just a bit player in her drama. Obviously, our reconciliation wasn't in her mind, especially since she hasn't responded to the text I sent her early yesterday. I'm not sending her any more. Back to no contact, that's a much safer place for me, emotionally. *sighs* I stayed home from work today. My back is giving me fits (stress goes straight to my back) and I just want to drink wine and pet my dogs today. [/QUOTE]
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