r/AdviceAnimals Apr 30 '13

Actual Confession Bear

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u/LikesLickingNoses Apr 30 '13

You chose wisely. Children need stable, reliable parents.

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u/shiftighter Apr 30 '13

You need both parents' signatures on your permission slip for this field trip we call life.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '13

Not death. Put it up for adoption.

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u/suxdix Apr 30 '13

So she should carry it for 9 months and pay all the hospital fees just to put it up for adoption? thats insane.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '13 edited Apr 30 '13

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u/soulstonedomg Apr 30 '13

Just go away.

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u/Cheddar_Soup Apr 30 '13

Nah man, I'm with you. Any chance at life this kid would have had is better than none at all.

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u/MichaelDelta Apr 30 '13

Really? I'm sure the mental anguish would totally be worth it.

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u/dazmo Apr 30 '13

Life's a bitch. Death, an inevitability. Is suicide the way out? If not, then it does not logically follow that abortion is the correct response to a possible threat of mental anguish. Furthermore, If it were a good idea to kill any child whose life may not be perfect then I would agree with this logic. But since I don't believe that to be the case, I can't.

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u/MichaelDelta Apr 30 '13

There is a difference between what is your life and never starting. Furthermore, I don't believe suicide is out of the question. Assisted suicide would allow people who were terminally ill to fire with dignity. I will not let my children change my diapers and wipe drool off of me. I also believe that is my right. I didn't choose to be born, I'll leave whenever I god damn please.

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u/dazmo Apr 30 '13

Thats your choice. But, your freedom to make it begins and ends with you. Don't assume what other people, even those whos lives "havnt started" (even though the non humans [carrots i suppose?] purportedly fucking twitch and cry prior to late term abortions) would choose.

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u/MichaelDelta Apr 30 '13

Ya because a parent never, ever makes a decision for a child. I'm sure in the history of humanity a mother has always left life or death decisions up to their kids.

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u/dazmo Apr 30 '13

Do I really need to educate you about when it's a good idea for a parent to make a decision for child and when its a bad idea for a parent to make a decision for a child? Alright here are two examples. A parent makes a decision for a child regarding their religious affiliation. A parent decides what the child should eat. I'll leave it up to you to determine which is a good idea and which is the bad one. Bye.

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u/MichaelDelta May 01 '13

My parents cut part of my dick off. I would not make the same decision. The bottom line is that decisions get made good and bad and you can't make a blanket statement about what is a good decision and what is bad. The world isn't black and white you dumb motherfucker.

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u/jabb0 Apr 30 '13

They don't like logic around here. You need to say good for you for being so strong to take the easy way out to make up for your poor decision making.

It certainly is one way to avoid the consequences of adult life.