“But how do you know her life was miserable because of it? And what gives you the right to decide who is worthy to be a mother or a father and who is not? What gives you the right to judge whose life has value and whose doesn’t as if you were—” “As if I were God?” he cuts in. “I’ve heard that before from people like you who haven’t seen what I’ve seen.” “I was going to say, ‘as if you are better than everyone else.’ God doesn’t devalue people the way you do,” I say evenly.
