Eh... I have mixed feelings on this.

I’m always down...literally always okay as long as i’m on my back.

We’re talking about the kinds of late term procedures that are done because the fetus cannot actually survive or might survive a short amount of time and be in incredible pain. So they give a medication to end the pregnancy, and then do the D & E the following day. These are the ones happening beyond 24 weeks…

I am going to throw myself into the sea. Who “should” have children then? WHAT ARE THE CRITERIA?!!?!? WHO MAKES A PERSON WORTHY OF PROCREATING!?!?!?!?!?

Right? Could you imagine how many minorities’ baby permits gets “lost in the mail” in white districts?

This is insane, and it’s classist as fuck, and you obviously need to reevaluate the way you think about people and their rights. Like, seriously? Pay a fee? Only rich people should be allowed to procreate?!?!!?!? Pass a test? Only people of a certain type of intelligence should be allowed to procreate?!?!!? Or are you…

I’m on the opposite team for this one. We want the government out of uteruses, not having even more domain over them.

But if they aren’t approved for a license-do we go with the dystopia of forced abortions or being babies being ripped away to be raised by rich infertile families that paid for a license (and weirdly when the demand for babies goes up, more poor people start failing the test)?

Holy shit, if this woman did not consent to this, let her rain fire and brimstone upon them until even their bones have turned to ash. I want their children’s children’s children to still be paying her, and I want these people in jail.

“As two empathetic, female entrepreneurs...”

This is fucking horrendous. Where do I log in to delete my account in modern society? I’m going to find a nice cave to live in.

Thanks - that was the funniest thing I’ve read all day. Because there’s no other source of human disease in a -what?- place where dead humans are autopsied.

Oh please.

Being upset about someone else having their own reason for no-showing is not good manners.

“People spend a lot of money and planning for a wedding day.”

Why do you care? Honestly. It’s a party. It was a day in your life. It was a big day, it was a lot of stress, I get that, but it was only a big day to you and, like, your parents, maybe. For everyone else it was either just a party or maybe an obligation. Maybe they forgot, maybe they had other things to do, whatever.…

Yeah, I mean, unless your absence creates an actual logistical problem...who cares? It’s a couple of empty seats.

Agreed. Do not call or text the couple on their wedding day, unless you are deeply involved in it.

Did you read the story? The guests had every intention of going, as requested without their children, but their mom bailed on them at the last minute. So, rather than bringing uninvited children, they opted not to go or to bother the bride on her big day. Unless they were a family member, or member of the wedding…

If Baker didn’t tell the couple about her last-minute absence, that is indeed uncool.