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WIBTA If I Keep the Baby: A Heart-Wrenching Decision for Expectant Parents
Published: March 15, 2023
As the world grapples with the complexities of modern parenthood, a growing debate has emerged about the ethical implications of choosing to raise a child. The controversy surrounding WIBTA (Would I Bring Them to Abort) has sparked heated discussions among expectant parents, medical professionals, and social media users worldwide.
The Crisis Unfolds
For expectant parents, the decision to bring a child into the world is never easy. However, for those grappling with the reality of an unplanned pregnancy, the stakes are even higher. As the news of an unexpected pregnancy spreads, families are left torn between the desire to start a new life and the uncertainty of their ability to provide a stable environment.
WIBTA: A Heart-Wrenching Conundrum
For many expectant parents, the WIBTA question is more than just a moral dilemma – it’s a harsh reality check. With rising costs of living, crumbling social services, and increasing pressures on the family unit, the prospect of bringing a new life into this world can be overwhelming. As the world grapples with the consequences of climate change, economic instability, and social inequality, the decision to have a child becomes increasingly complicated.
The Human Impact
The WIBTA debate has far-reaching implications, affecting not just the lives of expectant parents but also the well-being of entire families. The ripple effects of an unplanned pregnancy can be devastating, leading to emotional distress, financial burdens, and social isolation. As the news of an unexpected pregnancy spreads, families are left torn between the desire to start a new life and the uncertainty of their ability to provide a stable environment.
The Way Forward
As the WIBTA debate continues to rage, it’s clear that expectant parents require support and guidance. By providing resources, counseling, and medical care, we can help families make informed decisions that prioritize their well-being. It’s time to move beyond the WIBTA debate and focus on empowering expectant parents to make choices that benefit both them and their unborn children.
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Hello, I, 27 female just found out I am pregnant. I had so many emotions go through my head. I really wasn’t expecting this life changing news. Here’s the thing, my period has always been irregular and I was taking OCPs, even on those I was irregular and would get my period twice a month and I would always be a couple of days late, sometimes two. I started getting breast soreness, which I was thinking my period is coming, that same week I started cramping and I definitely thought I was getting it. Well, it didn’t. I started getting comments from my coworkers that I “looked different” but couldn’t point it out. I work in the ER and I could care less about doing my hair and makeup sometimes but I felt like looking decent and I thought it was just that so I brushed it off. That same week I thought I was getting my period, I went to the new house that my s/o (25 male) is moving into. His mom was there and she looked at me and said the same thing. I would look in the mirror and try to figure out what was different but nothing. So the next morning I decided to buy a test. I’ve take them before and they were always negative so that is what I thought and it was positive. I hadn’t told my s/o because he was on a 48 hr shift. He’s a fire/medic. I just told him yesterday (Tuesday) and I was balling. He comforted me and told me that it’s okay and we’re adults and whatever decision I make he will support me because it is my body. I’ve always wanted to be a mom, I raised my 2 younger siblings, it was my ABSOLUTELY DREAM, more than being a firefighter (which is my other job) and becoming a flight paramedic. I was raised different and I didn’t believe in abortion. I had already made up my mind but I didn’t tell him because I’m scared. Later on that night we had a talk, he voiced his opinion and mentioned abortion, i immediately started crying again. He wanted to hear my opinion but i am the type of person to shut down. He had his reasons. He just bought a house and we’re moving into it soon and we’re also renovating it. So I get it, a baby would also be a big financial thing. We’re also young and he said we have time. But is there a right time? I know he’s scared and nervous and so am I, but I don’t want to abort. We’ve been dating for 3 years and I’m in the best and most secured relationship. We love each other deeply and we’ve talked about having kids. I know he’ll be the best dad and I can’t take that image off my head even before finding out. his point is valid. But like I said, it is my absolute dream to be a mom. He said he’ll support me in whatever decision I make. So WIBTA if I tell him I want to keep the baby. And how do I do it.
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Hello, I, 27 female just found out I am pregnant. I had so many emotions go through my head. I really wasn’t expecting this life changing news. Here’s the thing, my period has always been irregular and I was taking OCPs, even on those I was irregular and would get my period twice a month and I would always be a couple of days late, sometimes two. I started getting breast soreness, which I was thinking my period is coming, that same week I started cramping and I definitely thought I was getting it. Well, it didn’t. I started getting comments from my coworkers that I “looked different” but couldn’t point it out. I work in the ER and I could care less about doing my hair and makeup sometimes but I felt like looking decent and I thought it was just that so I brushed it off. That same week I thought I was getting my period, I went to the new house that my s/o (25 male) is moving into. His mom was there and she looked at me and said the same thing. I would look in the mirror and try to figure out what was different but nothing. So the next morning I decided to buy a test. I’ve take them before and they were always negative so that is what I thought and it was positive. I hadn’t told my s/o because he was on a 48 hr shift. He’s a fire/medic. I just told him yesterday (Tuesday) and I was balling. He comforted me and told me that it’s okay and we’re adults and whatever decision I make he will support me because it is my body. I’ve always wanted to be a mom, I raised my 2 younger siblings, it was my ABSOLUTELY DREAM, more than being a firefighter (which is my other job) and becoming a flight paramedic. I was raised different and I didn’t believe in abortion. I had already made up my mind but I didn’t tell him because I’m scared. Later on that night we had a talk, he voiced his opinion and mentioned abortion, i immediately started crying again. He wanted to hear my opinion but i am the type of person to shut down. He had his reasons. He just bought a house and we’re moving into it soon and we’re also renovating it. So I get it, a baby would also be a big financial thing. We’re also young and he said we have time. But is there a right time? I know he’s scared and nervous and so am I, but I don’t want to abort. We’ve been dating for 3 years and I’m in the best and most secured relationship. We love each other deeply and we’ve talked about having kids. I know he’ll be the best dad and I can’t take that image off my head even before finding out. his point is valid. But like I said, it is my absolute dream to be a mom. He said he’ll support me in whatever decision I make. So WIBTA if I tell him I want to keep the baby. And how do I do it.
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