Abnormal Waters

The higher the position, the more responsibility you should take... So many people have dedicated their lives but they are ignored because of the struggle for power... So many families are torn apart... It's so painful to think about it.

I don't know why I feel a little sorry for this Squidward

So far, different countries have huge differences in their requirements and legal regulations for abortion. These issues are still being overturned and changed. If there is almost no essential difference in biological and psychological abilities between a fetus at 39 weeks of pregnancy and a newborn just one hour old, why should "birth" become the decisive moral and legal boundary, and under what circumstances can the termination of pregnancy be judged? I can only say that the author is really brave to write about this very controversial issue.

"Bai Xiaoyuan picked up the one that jumped onto his shoulders..." This is a big bug for the author~

In fact, this kind of problem cannot exist at all. Who can convince whom? Because everyone has their own opinions on this issue. If from the perspective of life and death, it means killing, and from the perspective of human relationships, there will be the problem that babies cannot speak, so no one cares about their thoughts. It is true that there are many cases where they blame their parents for giving birth to themselves after they are a little sensible, but can you make them ss? ZS requires courage and pain. If you can choose, dying in the belly is far less painful than dying after birth. Anyway, everyone has their own ideas about this kind of thing

Now that I think about it carefully, this book actually fits the definition of Shinkaidan.

OMG this comment section is really eye-opening. . Some people act like they haven't read the article, and some even start "Let me test you" and talk about "insights," "views," and "life experiences." What else can I say? . .

I laughed so hard that the comment section mistakenly thought that the spiritual body was a big monkey ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Producing the next generation is essentially a social issue, and the source of a certain result is the result of the interaction of many aspects. But our literary works are always so obscene and curious about this. The author of the howling maternal woman, are you really a woman? Do you have basic respect for women? Or is he a spiritual man who essentially looks down on women?

Women's bodies should not be a public topic, and the generation of the next generation is essentially a social issue. I think the author probably had no experience in childbirth when he wrote this article, and he did not have the empathy to sympathize with mothers who are pregnant and taking care of their children, nor did he have the empathy as a woman to watch women's marriage and childbirth be treated as entertainment under various banners and excuses...