--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Also, he didn't help his case by saying he wouldn't > > > want to have his two daughters "punished" by > > > unwanted pregnancies. One knows what he means, but > > > it was a very poor choice of term. > > > > It seems like a good term to me. It could be a life destroying > > "punishment" to force a woman to carry an unwanted pregnancy. > > I dated a woman who gave away her baby because she was too > > young to raise it. It seemed to have destroyed her, she never > > got over it. Carrying a child to term and giving it away is > > a tough option for a woman. Very tough. Forcing a woman who > > had been raped to carry her baby to term seems like punishment > > to me. Forcing her to choose to raise it or give it away is > > another punishment IMO. > > And it took the man in this discussion > to point this out to the woman in the > discussion.
No, it didn't. Barry seems not to have read what I wrote: "One knows what he means..." Of course, Barry won't read my response to Curtis either, so he'll continue to insist I needed to have it "explained" to me that it's very tough on a woman to have to bear an unwanted child. Barry's thinking machinery--as well as his ethical machinery--has deteriorated so rapidly it's hard to keep on top of it.
