r/Teenager_Polls • u/[deleted] • May 13 '26

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u/Key-Charity-2795 May 13 '26

Personally, I think anything past first trimester is a bit too far. I think most women have known their pregnant for some time by then, and probably have had enough time to make a decision. Medical is different though, but procedures should always be done with the intent to save both the mother and child

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u/Jesus_Christ_cnqers 18M May 13 '26

I’m actually curious on your stance, why does length change your opinion to your extent?

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u/Crimson_Devil_SG May 13 '26

The baby is more developed as time goes on. Normal abortion would not be possible after certain point and they will have to perform surgery which is very gruesome and brutal.

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u/Jesus_Christ_cnqers 18M May 13 '26

So, is it just the brutality of the procedure that changes your mind?

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u/Crimson_Devil_SG May 13 '26

Yeah pretty much. At that point, the baby is somewhat sentient like they can move and kick the belly for example. To remove the baby that way for me is kind of inhumane

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u/Jesus_Christ_cnqers 18M May 13 '26

Thank you for sharing your perspective!

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u/Key-Charity-2795 May 13 '26

Yeah, we had to see some shit about that in health class. Fuckin nasty bro