[ SECRET POST #3177 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3177 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: When abortion is regrettable

[(Anonymous)]

I would say there's a very big gap between someone who wishes their ex had wanted and decided to keep the child, and someone who wishes their ex had kept the child even though she was unhappy with it and felt she should suffer for his sake. OP hasn't given any evidence to say he's the latter.

Re: When abortion is regrettable

[(Anonymous)]

The phrasing of the op points very strongly towards the latter. The whole "purposefully kill my child" bit is incredibly loaded phrasing, and not at all likely to be trotted out by someone who believes his ex made a valid choice based on what was best for her, even if it's one he can't agree with.

Re: When abortion is regrettable

[(Anonymous)]

That's the thing. It depends on framing. What if option #1 is "purposefully kill [his] child" and option #2 is "suffer in silence while an unwanted baby leeches off of her and be miserable"?

Even if he can't stay with someone who chooses option #1, that doesn't mean he'd have opted for option #2 or forced it if he could. Abortion is one of those things where there's rarely 100% wonderful, happy choice.