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This may work for business, where only money is at stake. But the hardest decisions in life are the ones where both options are irreversible. e.g. choosing to h
by noduerme 4y ago
This may work for business, where only money is at stake. But the hardest decisions in life are the ones where both options are irreversible. e.g. choosing to have an abortion or have a baby with someone you barely know. There's no reversible way to check the other side of either door.
- JosephConradPl 4y agoI think using the word irreversible for both outcomes is entirely a matter of perspective. A person choosing to abort can still be a mother which would technically mean that option is highly reversible. Really just depends on what you consider the start and end states before and after either option is done.
- noduerme 4y agoThere are a number of reasons a person might not be able to get pregnant again after an abortion. Abortion always carries a risk of sterilization. Other life factors such as age or health can also mean that a pregnancy can't happen again.