There is not much reason to know who Evola is. The guy was just shit at everything he did, just a real loser. The man was too wacky and extreme for Mussolini. I just cannot comprehend why anyone would chose him as role model. Ugh. What a typical sniveling, gutless anti-Semite thing to do.

Just gonna jump in here and say, it's really not worth responding to someone who uses the name Julius Evola as a handle. Look him up. You are dealing with a troll who fancies himself learned, or since he probably just got his first thesaurus, an erudite cogitator. Both J.E and this troll are what we in the business…

Okay, there's this, birth can be amazing. I'm an atheist, but giving birth was such a profound experience that it nearly made me believe. It was this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_experience .

I think there is callowness of youth involved in this phenomenon as well. In general, older more experienced people showed more empathy towards me and were very concerned about my health. I assumed it was because they'd gotten to know more pregnant people in their years. At the very least, even if it is a 70 yr old…

I already posted a bit about my experience with HG, but I'd like to add that I think it must be under diagnosed. I've known multiple women who used pot to mask their extreme morning sickness symptoms and hence didn't get care from their doctors for it. Wikipedia says that the highest estimates are at 2% of pregnancies…

It took a while to get over. These days I tell pro-lifers that Republican policies killed my baby, because it would have been possible if there were some kind of social support system in this country. In case you don't know anyone who has had an abortion because of their asshole-istic social policies, feel free to…

Chiming in here to say: I basically had to terminate my second pregnancy because of HG. I had it with my first the whole way through, and the prescriptions for it didn't work very well at all. It simply wasn't possible for me to take care of a toddler with me having a debilitating illness.

Flippancy begets flippancy.

Why the future biopics about Lindsay Lohan or Brittany Spears, I'm sure.

Well that is an issue, but I think, a pretty separate one. I still think we need to acknowledge that there are good and less good and even bad reasons for abortion. We live in a society that predicates our morality on individual choice, which is a path we are still defining legally and otherwise. However, we still…

Agreed, but abortion isn't murder and therefore isn't analogous.

I specifically mentioned the fact that an abortion can as easily be compassionate or spiteful is exactly why it is unethical for the state to intervene in the decision.

I did mention that such a person would not be a fit parent. If you reread my post I think you'll find that we are not in disagreement.

Did you even read what I wrote? I said it was a)silly b)"that I wouldn't want that person procreating anyway", and c)specifically said that it did not mean it shouldn't be legal.

What if a woman has an abortion in order to hurt her partner's feelings? Silly, I know. I wouldn't want that person procreating anyway, but it's not my feelings that count in the matter(which I know is your point). I don't really disagree with you, but, I think it is possible to acknowledge that the act can be used…

These women are at the top of the sex worker pyramid(at the bottom are a lot of pissed off cheerleaders), of course they have to have inner strength to make it there, just like anyone who is at the top of their field. It would be a ton more meaningful if the study looked at the entirety of the sex worker field,…

Exactly. They want to live in private gated communities.

Xanax, a gas mask(they double as an awesome Halloween accessory), and possibly a copy of On Death and Dying, because learning to deal with our mortality is far less exhausting than learning how to set broken bones and build fallout shelters.