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The global backlash against women's rights.

Sep 29, 2023

Pro-Choice & Support

Most motivational video for womens .

Every woman needs to watch this video 📸  I believe motivational videos can be inspiring and empowering for women. They often provide valuable insights, encouragement, and guidance to help women overcome challenges, pursue their dreams, and embrace their inner strength. It's great to see influential figures like Priyanka Chopra using their platform to inspire and uplift others. If you have any specific points or quotes from the video you'd like to discuss,  Please share me your thoughts 💭 about this Sep 18, 2023

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"Ayesha's Choice: Empowering Personal Reproductive Decision-Making"

"Ayesha's Choice: Empowering Personal Reproductive Decision-Making" Ayesha who found herself facing an unplanned pregnancy. Ayesha carefully considered her options and decided that having an abortion was the best choice for her at that time.Ayesha faced various challenges in accessing safe and legal abortion services. She lived in a place where there were restrictive laws and limited resources for reproductive healthcare. However, she was determined to exercise her right to make decisions about her own body.With the support of organizations and activists fighting for reproductive rights, Ayesha was able to find a clinic that provided safe and confidential abortion services. She received compassionate care from healthcare professionals who respected her decision and ensured her well-being throughout the process.Ayesha's story highlights the importance of ensuring that individuals have access to safe and legal abortion services. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive reproductive healthcare and the right to make choices about one's own body.Respecting and supporting reproductive rights means acknowledging that every person's circumstances are unique, and they should have the freedom to make decisions that align with their own values and well-being. 🌟👩‍⚕️💪Sep 16, 2023

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"Breaking Barriers: The Inspiring Journey of Women's Rights"

In the early 20th century, women fought for their right to vote in many countries. This movement, known as women's suffrage, was a significant milestone in the fight for gender equality. Brave women like Susan B. Anthony and Emmeline Pankhurst led the charge, organizing protests, demonstrations, and advocating for change.Their efforts paid off, and in 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified in the United States, granting women the right to vote. This victory inspired women around the world to continue fighting for their rights.Over the years, women's rights movements have made significant progress in various areas, including education, employment, and reproductive rights. Women have broken barriers and shattered stereotypes, becoming leaders, scientists, astronauts, and more.However, the fight for gender equality is far from over. Women still face challenges like wage gaps, gender-based violence, and limited access to opportunities in many parts of the world. Activists and organizations continue to work tirelessly to address these issues and create a more equal society for all.Sep 12, 2023

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Please tell me her decision is right or wrong.

The iconic actor and singer Debbie Reynolds spoke candidly in a 1989 interview with Joan Rivers about two medically necessary abortions she underwent in the 1960s after experiencing miscarriages. The Singing in the Rain star explained that she was already a mom to two kids, including her daughter, Carrie Fisher, and wanted to have two more.But seven months into Reynolds’s next pregnancy, she learned the fetus was a stillbirth. When a fetus dies before delivery, it can take two weeks or more for labor to begin on its own. Reynolds wanted to have the fetus removed — it was no longer viable. But this was before Roe, and abortion was illegal. That was the law. It didn't matter," Reynolds said. "It had to abort itself — it could not be taken from me. It's insane to think that could be."The doctors had planned to make her carry the stillborn fetus to term. It was only after the condition became life-threatening that doctors agreed to perform an abortion. Reynolds tried for a child again and the same thing happened   the fetus died inside her before delivery. This time, she insisted the doctors remove the fetus so that she wouldn’t nearly die again.Sep 8, 2023

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My decision is right or wrong about my abortion.

I already had two daughters. Neither was planned  and it never  ever  occurred to me to terminate those pregnancies. I was brought up with a very religious background. Now I’ve had two abortions  and if my family knew  my relationship with my family would be gone. My first was two years ago. My husband and I were having financial problems and were considering separating. I just had to shut my conscience down. The doctor was grotesque. He whistled show tunes. I could hear the vacuum sucking out the fetus alongside his whistling. When I hear show tunes now I shudder. Later he lost his license. A few months ago  I got pregnant again. My in laws have been helping us out financially so we have no choice but to involve them in our decisions. They gave us $500 cash to bring to the clinic. I felt very forced. I felt like I was required to have an abortion to provide for my current family. Money help is a manipulation. I’m crazy in love with my daughters imagine if I did that to them? It’s almost too much to open the door of guilt and shame because it’ll all overcome me. In the waiting room  there was a dead silence that’s hard to describe. Everyone was holding in her emotions to a heartbreaking degree. Truly pro life people should go light on the judgment  because shame motivates abortions.Sep 4, 2023

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My abortion story

When I got pregnant with my son my very controlling boyfriend had convinced me that birth control poisoned my body. We usually slept in the car. I took a pregnancy test peeing over the kind of bucket you mix concrete in outside a dilapidated  vacant house. I decided I couldn’t abort a baby based on a stupid decision I made. They tell you that you love the baby automatically  but it’s not true. Then, in 2008  I was pregnant by my boyfriend Steve. We worked together at Target. He wanted to get married and have the baby. I was barely supporting the son I had  still living with my parents. I didn’t want to be tied to Steve forever. My mom and I went to Planned Parenthood. It was pouring rain. The picketers met us at the car with disgusting pictures. I was quite emotional  but I was so scared that if I showed any emotions  they wouldn’t let me do it. I told them I already had a baby. The doctor acted like it was assembly line work. I told Steve I miscarried. We dated another year. The secret was devastating. People might be more understanding if I’d had an abortion when I was living in a car in an abusive relationship. This time  I was on birth control  with a full time job a boyfriend. People might think I should’ve kept it  but I couldn’t.aSep 3, 2023

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When I was in college

 I found out I was pregnant when I was at college  my contraception had failed. And I knew straight away that I wanted to have an abortion. I had big plans and children weren’t part of them. Even though I was completely confident in my choice to have an abortion I only told a few people at the time. Looking back  I did feel silenced  simply because it wasn’t something people spoke about. As I grew older  I started to realise that I wasn’t ashamed of my abortion. Lately I've started to tell more people about it. It’s so important that people are able to talk openly about abortion. I know if I heard my friends family or teachers talk more openly about abortion I would have  felt less alone in my choice. The moment we start to share our stories is the moment society’s attitude starts to shift. That’s why I feel as though I have a duty to share mine.Sep 2, 2023

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Does it was valuable lesson for me ar not?

I was at a party with my friends. We were all having a great time, dancing and enjoying ourselves. But then, something happened that made me question my actions. There was this guy at the party who I didn't know very well let's call him Jake. Jake seemed a bit shy and reserved so I thought it would be funny to play a prank on him to loosen him up. I decided to pour a cup of cold water on Jake while he wasn't looking. I thought it would be a harmless joke and that everyone would laugh. when I did it Jake got really upset and angry. He yelled at me in front of everyone and stormed out of the party. After the incident I felt terrible. I realized that my prank had crossed a line and hurt Jake's feelings. I never intended to make him feel humiliated or angry. I genuinely thought it would be a lighthearted prank, but I didn't consider how it might affect him. In that moment I realized that I was the asshole. I should have respected Jake's boundaries and not assumed that everyone would find my prank funny. I reached out to Jake to apologize and explain that I didn't mean to hurt him. I learned the importance of considering others' feelings and seeking their consent before pulling any pranks or jokes. Looking back, I regret my actions and understand why Jake reacted the way he did. It was a valuable lesson for me to be more mindful of how my actions can impact others, even if my intentions are not malicious.Aug 31, 2023

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