But she doesn’t have to take her clothes off. She never did. She didn’t have to sign up for the class, she could have dropped it during add-drop period once she knew the requirements, and she can choose to do a project that allows her to keep her clothes on.
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should ≠ always does
Signed,
I Don’t Teach Math, But I Do Teach College
Talking about her mother might be one option.
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Sure, a doctor may tell a patient to stop smoking before a procedure for medical reasons, but even if its medically sound, its not mandated by law, is it?? In the case of abortion, there aren’t even any medical reasons to mandate a waiting period (in fact, it may further endanger the mother’s health in some cases.)
No, but when they need an abortion it is a totally moral and righteous choice.
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