VENTING BLOG

Abortion. Something people are tired of hearing and talking about. The thing is we can’t just not talk about these things or else they will never go away. In my opinion, I would never get an abortion and I don’t encourage it by any means, but I do believe that every women should have a choice. With that being said there should for-sure be limits and laws for when you can and when you can’t. The law in most states now is that you can have a choice to abort the baby all the way up to the third trimester (the last trimester in a pregnancy). Do I agree with that? NO! That is to far along you should have been able to deiced within the first 5-10 weeks. The main argument people make is, “What if you was raped?”. Between four to six weeks is when the average women knows that she is pregnant so you should already know that you are pregnant and know rather you want to keep the baby or not before the third trimester. Anyways, yes abortion should be legal because women have a right to their own bodies and to decide what they want but with limits. Some states in America like Georgia and Alabama you can’t have an abortion after the 6th week, some states follow the hear beat bill where if there’s a heart beat then the baby can’t be aborted. That’s all I am going to say about that because I could honestly go on forever and I don’t want to waste to much of your time.

Thanks for reading 🙂

So, I’m Sam and I needed somewhere vent my opinions and things that I agree and disagree without people interrupting. Everyone needs time to vent and get things off their chest and/or to get advice with something or whatever is needed. So, I decided to make a Vent tent blog. Feel free to ask questions or vent on your own!

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