The Morality Of Birth Control By Margaret Sanger

Leave it up to the woman “No woman can call herself free who does not own and control her body ” (Margaret Sanger). In society birth control can be seen as a positive or negative connotation. For instance people who are religious have different views on whether a woman should take birth control due to their spirituality. The use of birth control should not be determined by religious or moral opinions or even men, but by the woman who is seeking it. Birth control is not immoral. It is the woman 's right to choose whether to endure nine months of sleepless nights, weight gain, and childbirth. In the speech “The Morality of Birth Control” Margaret Sanger emphasizes her beliefs that women should have the right to make the decision to protect themselves from pregnancy. The mission of birth control is not only to prevent pregnancy but also to protect the women who may not want motherhood and the unborn lives who may be up for adoption, or lacking a father figure. Pregnancy may be beautiful for some but not for all, motherhood is a considerable challenge. Birth control is suitable for women who aren 't willing to take on the responsibility of another life. Margaret Sanger reveals “The selfish gratification …show more content…
In the development of a child it is important that a child has a father figure. It is important because fathers play a vital role in a child 's emotional and physical development. With so many fathers having the choice to just opt in or out of a child’s life leaves it difficult for a woman to decide on giving birth to a child. Once it comes to the point in women having a father in their child’s life or not gets scary. Scary because a child is life changing and not something easy to just take on by yourself. There are many things a father can bring to the table that a mother can necessarily not. A man is a crucial part of having a strong