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> I mean, it's pretty much by definition, right? The ones that don't want to be mothers aren't because they had the option of an abortion or used effective cont
by JadeNB 3y ago
> I mean, it's pretty much by definition, right? The ones that don't want to be mothers aren't because they had the option of an abortion or used effective contraception.
I doubt that not wanting to be a mother automatically means that you have the knowledge, and/or a safe way, to prevent or terminate a pregnancy.
- giantg2 3y agoSure, some other data would help the implications like the pregnancy and birthrates halving over the past few decades, the ease of access and options for birth control, etc. Someone else posted a link from WHO that has direct data on the percent that is planned pregnancy. Probably best to go with that.