Makes me think about my days in Wales. :)
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I”m guilty of this pretty often, and I’m working on it.
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this is interesting. This never occurred to me until I went to a Sisters of Life training thing, and they devoted a huge segment to building listening skills and resisting the urge to reply with advice or a solution, and instead to reply by showing you understand. I try to do that more now but it’s tough man.
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Have you ever considered how really insulting it is to say to someone, “I think your mother should have been able to abort you.”? It’s like saying, “If I had my way, you’d be dead right now.” And that is the reality with which I live every time someone says they are pro-choice or pro-life “except in cases of rape” because I absolutely would have been aborted if it had been legal in Michigan when I was an unborn child, and I can tell you that it hurts. But I know that most people don’t put a face to this issue — for them abortion is just a concept — with a quick cliche, they sweep it under the rug and forget about it. I do hope that, as a child conceived in rape, I can help to put a face, a voice, and a story to this issue.
In reply, some have said to me, “So does that mean you’re pro-rape?” Though ludicrous, I’ll address it because I understand that they aren’t thinking things through. There is a huge moral difference because I did exist, and my life would have been ended because I would have been killed by a brutal abortion. You can only be killed and your life can only be devalued once you exist. Being thankful that my life was protected in no way makes me pro-rape.
(I have no idea if it’s the same “Rebecca”. I don’t think it is. I added this quote because I think the quote is relevant to the above poster.)
Once again, a fetus should never be punished for the father’s crime.
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It’s nearly 7pm on a Friday night and I can barely keep my eyes open. I hope I don’t feel like this every Friday night. :(
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Inspired by Looking for Alaska, by John Green
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Today is my first day of work at my big girl job. I woke up this morning feeling slightly nauseous. Everytime I get on Tumblr I see Catholic awesomeness that encourages me. So here I go!
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