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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
i mean, i myself am stopping my self. im not traumatized by what happened, and in fact am secretly grateful that a responsibility i wasnt prepared for was taken from me by a selfish and vindictive woman, absolving me of any guilt. but there is still the knowledge that, had i had a say in it, i would have held *that* child. i know its very contradictory to say that i wish I could have had that baby, but also dont want children, but human beings are full of such contradictions. im a pro-choicer who finds abortion to be immoral. sue me.
gpt
I see where you're coming from. Maybe it's just my mathematical brain to blame here, but I've always seen it as kind of a "roll of the dice" thing. You fertilize the egg, and you get a random combination of the genetics of the mother and father. You don't have any control over what the baby will look like or be like, so any pregnancy is just as good as any other. I've just personally never been able to buy into the whole "it COULD have been this person" thing.