There are countless women who have been through the same situation. It very much is a miscarriage and I have no problem with it being thought of that way before Dobbs. But current legislation is to criminalize doctors who help these women.

Lawmakers are trying to frame those moments as very rare so it doesn’t matter if a few women die during the process.

When in reality we as a society have understood that we don’t announce pregnancies before twenty weeks because so many of them end on their own.

I would be terrified if I was a woman who wanted to start a…

It’s going to be dramatic in those communities who are so anti-choice because those women get pregnant at a far higher rate than “liberals” they’re more likely to have miscarriages and thus are going to start dying at a much higher rate.

It’s important because of what’s happening in state legislatures right now.  That lawmakers are trying to make situations like the one she went through so much more dangerous and painful.

Stillbirth photography isn’t unheard of.

I had an emergency C-section because my daughter decided to come out foot first. That was something I was made to feel guilty about.

Woman/mom shaming knows no bounds.

One of the hearings at the capital there was a woman who over and over said it isn’t an abortion to things that were obviously abortions.

And lets be clear that her procedure would have been even more painful and dangerous if it happened today in many US states.

The amount of unnessicary nudity and sex. I’m all for it if it’s important to the plot. The nudity and sex in HoD fits with the story.

But then you have shows with random characters showering topless. . .

Look up the shit that Brooke Shields did when she was a tween.  Horrifying

It looks like both.  Admiral and Holo-Janeway

It’s such a nice introduction to Trek. They explain the holodecks, transporters (a funny sequence where they are beaming a piece of pie all around the ship) replicators, food synthesizers, time dilation. . . . .

It’s really good.  The first two episodes are more star wars but it becomes more star trek in episode three.  It has a nice streamlined story arc that goes through all the episodes.

Are blood transfusions next?  Vaccines?

Watching that just made me feel like all those kids were being exploited for “art.” Those kids were so very young to be on stage with that nudity and the subject matter every day, and they started Leah in that part years before she went on stage (at just over 18). . . .

I’m sure there was a ton of trauma bonding with…

Right. The right way to deal with this isn’t to say me me me. It’s to say the rumor is offensive to those who struggle with illiteracy and dyslexia.

And for him to tell you that her being scared is justification for him to point a gun at her and handcuff her.  Was he scared for his life?  Nope, he was having a power trip, one he has probably had several times before and it was ignored.  All of these people have a history of incidents.

You didn’t misunderstand that. This was a childbirth before modern medicine was dangerous scene, not a forced birth scene. She was going to die either way, just faster if they tried the surgery which was always fetal in that case.

Eeh, it’s easy. You just don’t include the fridge. I’ve been advised to not include the fridge with the house because then it wouldn’t meet the minimum requirements for subsidized housing.

See, I didn’t feel for him but I found him facinating.  He’s just so selfish, willing to do what’s best for him and use everyone around him.