I feel the same way.

Jan 14, 2017·1 min read

I feel the same way. I haven’t found anything that supports people who experience grief after an abortion that doesn’t have an agenda. Even as a woman, this false choice is seemingly all one faces.

Jordan Bray

Chances are I have a migraine. My spirit guides are Voltaire & Bierce. Considering making SJW into a religion. Genealogist

I was well into my forties before I accepted the obvious: grief isn’t political. Being sad that something happened isn’t the same as admitting that it shouldn’t have happened. Sadness is not evidence of error; tears are not proof of regret. I can be pro-choice, which I am to my very core, and still weep for what wasn’t. My sentimentality is not a reason to deny a woman agency over her body; her agency doesn’t need my sentimentality to disappear in order for it to be valid.

The Child Who Wasn’t: Pro-Choice Men and Abortion Grief

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Hugo Schwyzer