When it comes to abortion, one question keeps popping up and getting shoved in our faces: When does a fetus become a child? Many pro-choicers would say that the fetus does not become a child until it is born.
I disagree, and here's why:
There are only four differences between a fetus and an infant: Size, Location, Environment, and Dependancy, or S.L.E.D.
I am a 17 year old girl that will be turning 18 very soon. Out of 18 years of my life I haven’t seen or heard from my mom except for once. No birthdays wishes, no Christmas gifts… she wasn’t even there to help me when I came into woman-hood. (Excuse me ladies and gentlemen). But even though this woman that was supposed to be my mother has never been around, I still love her.
And you don't have to be either.
(my parents asked that I edit this post. I'm sorry for those that posted on the old version)
My mother wants grandchildren. {edit:} I don't like children {/edit} This is causing contention between us.
The psychologist says that because I am 17, this is a natural 'phase',
Lady is denied when she tries to get a time added to her standardized test to breast-feed her baby.
