Ben’s answer to “I think this book may be an anti-abortion rant. What do others think?” > Likes and Comments
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Ben, you almost lost me with your first sentence, but in the whole I agree with you. But just to let you know, most women do not have these type of emotional after effects of an abortion.
I also thought it was weird that Luke never thought about those things and that Nadia never pointed them out to him (or his shared culpability to his mother). It made me feel frustrated with them, but I could imagine that if you're ultra opposed to abortion, you might only focus on what you feel you lost, rather than the reality you would have had. And it seemed in keeping with Nadia's character to not point that out, even though I wished she would have.
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Jun 13, 2019 01:49PM
Ben, you almost lost me with your first sentence, but in the whole I agree with you. But just to let you know, most women do not have these type of emotional after effects of an abortion.
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I also thought it was weird that Luke never thought about those things and that Nadia never pointed them out to him (or his shared culpability to his mother). It made me feel frustrated with them, but I could imagine that if you're ultra opposed to abortion, you might only focus on what you feel you lost, rather than the reality you would have had. And it seemed in keeping with Nadia's character to not point that out, even though I wished she would have.
