[ SECRET POST #3246 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3246 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Literally nobody does that.

[(Anonymous)]

I can't be everywhere at once. You didn't have to post three times pretending to be three different people just because I took a while to respond. You're not even mad for anything I've done, you're mad for something you THINK I'm saying.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember someone here said that doing so is common in Japan, because carrying birth control is more of a taboo (it gives the impression that you're expecting to have sex at any given moment, in other words that you're slutty) than having an abortion.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think anybody is faulting women like that. That is a valid cultural (fucked up as it may be) reason that contributes to this. However in the West birth control is basically ubiquitous.

[(Anonymous)]

I really doubt this. I've read a little about contraceptives and abortion laws in Japan, and having an abortion just for the heck of it is pretty much illegal. Approved doctors may perform an abortion if the pregnancy is the result of rape or if the woman's health is at severe risk because of physical issues or a bad economic situation.

The day after pill is pretty common, though, but do we really count that as an abortion?