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What’s it worth to you? A few hundred dollars? A thousand dollars?
Some have sacrificed much more than money in hopes of preventing
abortions.
At Respect for Life, we realize that the need for abortions is almost
entirely the result of unwanted pregnancies. By preventing unwanted
conceptions, abortions will be prevented.
A vasectomy is one very good method of avoiding numerous crisis
pregnancies. The trouble is, a thousand dollars is more than
many young couples can afford all at once.
If you would like to show your respect for human life by helping to
prevent unwanted pregnancies and the need for abortions, contact us
and learn how easy it can be.
Thank you for caring.
“Vasectomy prevents Abortion”
Respect for Life
No matter when we believe human life begins, the need for an
abortion most certainly begins with unwanted conception. If a virile
sperm was never allowed to penetrate that fertile egg, no one would
be trying to tell anyone else what they should do about it.
Contraception nips abortion in the bud.
About 40% of couples who conceive in the USA today didn’t intend to
do so. In more than half of these accidents, efforts were made to
prevent conception, but in nearly half no precautions were taken at
all.
So, more contraception is needed, and more couples need to find
methods that work for them.
We can help by supporting organizations which provide family planning
services, by encouraging others to be responsible about their
fertility, and most importantly, by using contraceptives ourselves if
there is a risk of starting an unwanted pregnancy.
Preventing conception stops abortion before it has a chance to
start.
“Abortion is inconceivable without conception.”
Respect for Life
Unwanted pregnancies are often begun in the heat of passion, when
reason and control slip away, and couples find themselves in over
their heads before they have a clue or a condom.
A lack of safe release of sexual tension increases the chances of an
unintended union of sperm and egg. Though most of the resulting
zygotes won’t take hold, millions will. An embryo quickly evolves
into a fetus, and, legal or not, an abortion often follows.
No one wants it this way, especially not those in hot pursuit of
simple sexual gratification. At times like this, masturbation comes
in handy. Both solo and mutual masturbation have been shown to
satisfy the natural urges which commonly lead to the need for
abortion.
We can help prevent abortions by encouraging those who demonstrate a
need for sexual release to take matters into their own hands, and by
doing likewise.
Sure, why not support a woman’s right to endure a surgical
procedure that avoids child support payments? “No skin off my nose.”
Right?
But what about a woman’s right to not need an abortion in the first
place? How many men actively support that right? Let’s face it,
there’s a man behind every abortion—all too often, a man who
refuses to accept responsibility for his fertility, and leaves his
lover holding the bag.
The definition of reproductive freedom must advance beyond a woman’s
right to mess with foams, sponges, diaphragms, IUDs, chemical sticks,
synthetic hormones, medical and surgical terminations of unwanted
pregnancies, and on and on.
It’s time men stopped placing their lovers at risk of needing
abortions. Time for men to support condoms, and to take control of
those life-threatening sperm once and for all.
Regardless of whether you consider sexual activity by same gender
couples to be an abomination against God, a demonstration of love, or
a salutation to pleasure, one thing’s for sure: the result will not
be an abortion.
In spite of contraceptive availability, unwanted pregnancies continue
to plague heterosexual couples. Forty percent of the conceptions in
the USA are not planned, and about half end in abortions. Almost all
of these accidents could have been prevented.
Although some lesbian couples breed with a little help from a friend
or through artificial means, unintended pregnancies are biologically
impossible.
All opposed to abortion have reason to congratulate homosexual
couples for doing their parts to prevent unwanted conceptions.
We welcome your comments and suggestions concerning the above.
You may email us at Respect for
Life