Unintended Pregnancy

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Unintended pregnancies happen almost every-time. Forcing a pregnant women to keep a child is very un-american like just because of the fact the women has no choice or say. An impregnated women may not have the responsibilities to take care of a child thus, leading the child to set bad examples in school or around other children.Abortion is a topic that requires people to look at it both from a negative and a positive aspect. There is no edge, who has the better side, etc. Pro-life is keeping a baby and pro- choice is deciding on aborting or keeping a baby. My group were given pro choice which means the freedom of deciding whether they want to abort their child or not. Some heavy arguments are rape occurs which leads to unintended pregnancy, …show more content…
It has legs, hands, stomach, head, ears etc. but the mindset of the baby isn’t there until way later on. Specifically 2-3 months. within that time, abortion is still an option, but once that baby has that mindset then it maybe just a little too late to abort the child because it would be considered murder just because of the fact that it’s now bonded with the mother. Many articles that I have read online seem to give the same answer about a baby being have a life inside the womb at the month of 3. Abortions take a while to happen because of the planning from the doctors, the tools needed, and the right time to abort the child. The other half of the abortion planning comes from the impregnated female. Sticking with the choice to abort your unborn child and knowing that she will have a risk of harmful side effects. Emotionally she may have a change in her life forever. Studies have shown that “if a female aborts their unborn child then their emotions change forever as well as their mindset when seeing a …show more content…
Forcing someone in general to do something is un-american like and unconstitutional. In this case, forcing a woman to not abort their child and keep the child can cause serious problems. What if the female is financially unstable or the way that they live is dangerous. These things can cause a baby at a young age to become a trouble maker, get in touch with drugs, violence, and even to the point of becoming uneducated.These things can hurt our society and us humans. It makes that state look bad and un-responsible. It should be a reminder to those that forgot about the constitution and the amendments that U.S. citizens have a choice as well as having a say. Rape ties into this argument well because of the fact that a women was just sexually assaulted and has the possibility of having a baby. That women may feel that she isn’t ready for such responsibility. Now letting her give a choice to keep the baby or aborting it sounds right in a situation like that. It assure ourselves as citizens that we are more free than other countries and keeping it to knowing our amendments can help us in almost any situation. It can give us humans a huge next step in our lives. Giving someone time to make a decision is essential to someone and beneficial in their

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