pro-choice

In support of the possibility of variation, alternatives, and options. The phrase has little to do with specific issues, and much to do with human rights as a general concept.

Free Will was given to us by God; who are we to try and take that away...

pro-choice by Elle March 29, 2005

Pro-Choice

Pro-choice is the view that a woman should have control over her fertility and the choice to continue or terminate a pregnancy. This means the guarantee of reproductive rights, which includes access to sexual education; access to safe and legal abortion, contraception, and fertility treatments; and legal protection from forced abortion.

I am pro choice.
We are not pro-abortion. We advocate sex ed, contraceptive use, and the right to choose, because you can be pro-choice and not get abortions. Also, we don't hate children because every child should be a wanted child.

We, at Planned Parenthood, are a Pro-Choice organization. We believe it is the right of the woman to choose what goes on with her body. It's between her and her doctor, NOT the government. They don't have the right to legislate over her body. We also advocate reproductive rights, and the right to use contraceptions. Also, we advocate the right to up to date, medically correct sex-ed

Pro-Choice by prochoicestudent December 12, 2009

pro-choice

As opposed to "pro-life", "pro-choice" refers to a woman's right to choose whether or not she wants to have an abortion.

Ignorant christian: Women should not have a choice on whether or not they get to abort their pregnancy.We must save the babies! Boo pro-choice!

Girl:Hey, think about this. Personally, I would never choose abortion because it's not right for me but I do believe that we should not restrict women from making personal choices about their body.

pro-choice by Hit Girl 222 October 27, 2010

pro-choice

A supporter of Choice. the word is vague for a reason. It' not pro-abortion, or pro-murder, pro-child-death-penalty, but pro-choice. The power to choose what is best for you and in some cases your children. The power to choose to support your friends or family in the choices they have made. The power to choose to live without hate in our hearts. The power to choose the children we already have over the children who might be. The power to choose learning and growing or simply not being ready. The choice to use or abuse. The choice is yours.

I'm strongly and proudly pro-choice...I choose not to.

pro-choice by Ludakrissy February 28, 2009

Pro-choice

Someone who believes pregnant women should always have a choice to access a safe and legal abortion. Even if they think it’s wrong or right, they support people having a choice to decide what they need/want to do with their bodies.

Person 1 : Are you pro-life or prochoice?

Person 2 : Pro-choice because I want people to be able to have a choice to make the best decision for themselves

Pro-choice by Rvn January 29, 2018

pro-choice

The position you inevitably support when you realize that, no matter how strongly you are against abortion, it is a necessary evil.

Nothing more needs to be said.

pro-choice by Killing Kittens June 2, 2004

Pro-Choice

The self-given label of the ideological group who believe abortion should be legal and readily available; contrasts with "Pro-Life”.

Until the third trimester, an organism developing in the womb is unable to support life independently, in effect no more alive than a person in a coma with a machine operating his or her lungs. Besides which, Pro-Life supporters—if they really had an ounce of compassion in them—wouldn’t hound women who have made the often difficult and always irreversible decision of having an abortion. Granted, there are Pro-Choicers who don’t seem to think women should grieve or otherwise deal with their emotions after an abortion but I am not one of them: I believe the most important thing for a woman who has had an abortion is to learn how to accept and live with the choice. Emotion is natural to human beings and should be safely expelled rather than corked up. And it doesn’t help to show revolting (and often fake) photographs supposedly showing aborted fetuses, let alone all the other psychotic stunts these people perform (blowing up clinics, anyone? Doesn’t seem very “Pro-Life” to me.)

A person who is pro-choice believes that a life of an already-extant, fully-fledged human being takes precedence over that of an embryo or fetus.

Pro-Choice by The Thinker-Writer November 14, 2010