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I’m not in college, my peer group is 23-26, and I think that’s an important distinction. I disagree strongly with the direction of your analysis, and I think y
by DiggyJohnson 5y ago
I’m not in college, my peer group is 23-26, and I think that’s an important distinction.
I disagree strongly with the direction of your analysis, and I think you did a whole lot more assuming than is necessary or effective. See my comment downthread for a more concise summary of my little rant.
Most notably, I don’t understand how abortion relates so heavily to this discussion, because I’m clearly implying that I’m thinking about planned, not accidental pregnancies.
Simply put: I’m surprised that my peers seem to have a conviction that their mindset will never change. I’m not surprised that they feel a certain way at this age and that they project this into the future.