War on Women
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Anonymous
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Here’s info on who is happy.
There are a bunch of studies on this. Punchline is : Single childless women are happy https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/why-bad-looks-good/202102/why-many-single-women-without-children-are-so-happy |
Anonymous
Pretty much. I have a unicorn husband, so I’m happy, but I also recognize that a lot of men are crap husbands who don’t pull their weight in the home or with the kids. Duh single women without children are happier; I can’t believe that anyone tries to gaslight about this. |
Anonymous
Yes the studies do support this. Also the married couples who choose to remain childless tend to be satisfied with their lives. |
Anonymous
Till you are diagnosed with cancer like my aunt was and no one will come to help (yes, I did) |
Anonymous
What makes you think having a bad husband helps with a cancer diagnosis? I guess we could ask Newt Gingrich’s or John Edward’s former and late spouses? |
Anonymous
Mic. Drop. |
Anonymous
+1 I wanted to put the laughing emoji on here just for how easily that pp allowed their post to be shown to be nonsensical but it could be construed as laughing at those poor women whose flake husbands have abandoned them to cancer. I have a friend going through that right now, only he hasn’t just flaked, he’s actively giving her the silent treatment. What joy for her, right? She’s soooo glad she married so that she wouldn’t have to be alone for her cancer treatments, except that she is and her colleagues and friends are having to step up for her. And no study negates the fact that the GOP has declared war on women. We are to be left powerless entirely. |
Anonymous
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"War on Women"
Nonsense. If you really want to see a war on women, head to Afghanistan. Or, Iran. Women here have it pretty damn good. I have no complaints at all. Signed, a woman (who is married with 2 kids and very happy) |
Anonymous
Wow, you want to compare the US to Iran or Afghanistan. What a standard to strive for. I guess the U.S. is a developing country like them, if they can be compared as you did. |
Anonymous
So selfish. Just because it sounds like you have not been raped and forced to carry the pregnancy or had a dead fetus inside you that could not be removed, does not mean you should tolerate forcing that on others. Stay out of other people's reproductive business. |
Anonymous
| Selfish sums up republicans. |
Anonymous
When “I got mine and now I want yours” is their only motivation, “selfish” is the only word that fits. |
Anonymous
How nice you never had a pregnancy kill you. My sister wasn’t so lucky. Her kids (minus the one in utero who died while coming out) are being raised without a mother. |
Anonymous
Iran’s abortion laws— which were condemned by the U.N.— allows an exception for fetal abnormality. Texas could apparently learn something from Iran, how tragic is that? |
Anonymous
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I will always be pro choice as I was lucky d ouch to be able to receive an abortion at age 21.
However, I don't think any amount of arguing, sincere debate, angry retorts or anything in between will convince those who want to see about toon outlawed and who deem abortion to be immoral. This is such an emotionally driven issue. Unfortunately, even if a pro lifer personally found the need to have or their loved ones needed to have an abortion, they will continue often to continue their beliefs. I think the best way to be is to continue supporting pro choice movement, clinics and such through politically and financially supporting as much as possible the pro choice rights that should be afforded every American. Every donation I'm able to make always goes to Planned Parenthood. To me, they were my lifesaver when I needed it. I would encourage and stress that it's so important to financially support such institutions. I'm done trying to convince those who disagree with me on this issue ti change their minds. Accept their ignorance and stupidity and let's work on saving the freedoms we need for women. |