+1 yI am shocked at the number of people who got this wrong, even the women. However, I am not surprised. Plan B is NOTHING more than taking a regular birth control pill out of your monthly pack of birth control pills. It PREVENTS ovulation and ovulation is when that egg is released. Someone (Female Responder) said it prevents the egg from implanting in the uterus. The egg does not implant until its been fertilized. By then you are too late and pregnant. The abortion pill is two separate pills one is mifepristone (same thing as RU-486) followed by misoprostol two days later. The abortion pills are used for pregnacies 10 weeks or less.
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Plan b stops the release of an egg, prevents fertilization and prevents an egg from implanting. Does all 3 depending on where the egg is at
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+1 yNope I don't think so, cause it should be taken immediately afterwards and most of the time you don't even know if a sperm even has already reached anything lol
But still is plan B pretty hard on your body, I know a few friends who took it and yeah not cool20 Reply
468 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. First I have to say I am 100 % Pro Life . its for me only
Second I Have to say i am Pro Choice. A d what i mean by that is I believe a womens body her hers a d no one can tell her what to do with it. Thats my belief.
So anyway i dont know much about plan B I mean if your pregnant and you take it and you kill the embryo is the same as an abortion yes but like I said I don't know much about it
But if you have sex one night and the next morning you take it I mean I don't see how that it's like an abortion cuz you don't even know if you conceived anything or no10 Reply
The most common type of plan B (levonorgestrel) works by inhibiting ovulation, which means that fertilization of the egg and the subsequent formation of the zygote never actually happens if plan B is successful.
And since the pro lifers consider zygote "a human life" and that's what differentiates it from sperm and egg cells in their head, then they can't possibly consider plan B "abortion", as per their own logic.40 Reply
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A lot of religious were formed at a time where growing the population was critical to the survival of a culture. So having lots of children was important. Now we have the opposite problem.
A lot of these religions also had ideas of avoiding temptations that would taint your ideal self. The viewed sex as being solely for reproduction, so non-reproductive sex was considered a pleasure indulgence that could corrupt you in a way that wasn't absolutely necessary. This why its bans include gay sex and extra-marital sex, but then also weirder things like condoms, masturbation, and anal/oral sex. We call it "missionary position" for a reason.
Otherwise, if anyone things contraceptives are "abortion", I would be interested in what they think about any period, or the billions of sperm that don't meet an egg.00 Reply
+1 yAs I understand, Plan "B" is just like taking a mega dose of birth control medication and prevents the release of an egg or ovulation the same as it does for anyone taking birth control pills, thus preventing pregnancy. In conclusion I wouldn't compare that to abortion where pregnancy has already taken place
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+1 yI don't have moral issues with abortion or sex, so I don't even care. lol. I am not religious at all, so I don't even understand some of the concerns people have over fertilized eggs. Not being derogatory either - I fully support individual choices, even if I don't fully get the reasoning. But if you don't respect mine, I'm just going to roll my eyes and move on. Thankfully, I have that right in this society, and I will exercise it.
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+1 yI don't think of it as an abortion, but I kind of see it as an epitome of the western first world ideal. A selfish debaucherous existence of instant gratification and if possible blaming others for own mistakes.
But don't listen to me, I'm just a crazed white man.07 Reply- +1 y
So you don't believe in birth control?
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@Razp_Sorbet hard to not believe in something that physically exists and does what it says on the tin. What I don't like is what it allows people to do.
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Plan b is the same. Just a higher dose
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@Razp_Sorbet listen, I'm sorry if I confused you, maybe I didn't express myself properly. It's not that I don't understand how contraceptives or plan b works or what it does, I'm happy that it's an option for some people. What I dislike is how people abuse this, how they are unwilling to take responsibility, how they are not encouraged to practice some sort of discipline, restraint.
This mentality, "I want this, and I want it now" is bad in the long term. It corrupts you into this selfish being that can't and won't cooperate with no one. It's all me, me, me. It's... So many things that I just can't. I can't anymore. - +1 y
I don't understand. Taking plan b is being responsible.
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Yes, and no. You have had sex, consensually or not, and want to not be pregnant because you can't or don't want to be pregnant. In this sense it is the responsible thing to do.
But this very action is the problem. We're talking about medication, not prevention.
When it comes to non consensual sex, yes 100%, good thing that plan b exists. But for everybody else... It's like choosing to gorge yourself on cake because you like cake, and then going to the doctor to get a liposuction because you don't want to look fat.
Listen, it's a personal thing, if you think that it helps you to be pounded by men left and right, specially from those who don't even consider practicing safe sex... You do you, your life I'm not telling you to change, but to me, it's a very immoral, irresponsible way of life.
Thanks for listening. - +1 y
Plan b is there for security. Condom breaks, not sure if you took your birth control on time, peace of mind. 99% of the time that is when plan b is used.
+1 yIt's not the same thing. Plan B prevents the egg from adhering to the uterine wall.
Also just in case y'all are wondering plan b isn't as effective if you weigh over like 170.20 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yDepends on how the particular process works. Some prevent the formation of the fetus from ever starting. That would NOT be the equivalent of an abortion because the life never started. However, if the process allows the fetus to start forming then afterwards kills it, then yes it is an abortion.
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+1 yPlan b is "emergency contraception that works by temporarily delaying ovulation".
It is NOT abortion. There is no fertilized egg to abort. There is just no egg to fertilize.10 Reply - 870 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic.
+1 yIts probably the less painful alternative. I see birth control as more preventative and plan B as an actual abortion type pill. But i dont believe in taking either
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+1 yIf you jizz into tissue instead of a vag that's basically abortion too, a very early abortion. Abort jus means to stop something from happening, not killing something
Men abort billions of potential life all the time when we shoot them down the drain02 Reply- +1 y
Anonymous(18-24)+1 yIt's not abortion. It basically makes the fertilized egg fall out instead of sticking to the uterus. Like, within hours/days of the zygote being created. I'm pro-choice so I don't really care either way.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI took plan B once because I was concerned about becoming pregnant. I took it before I had the chance to conceive so I certainly wouldn't consider it an abortion.
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+1 yNo but waiting half way through your pregnancy's certainly is!
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+1 yNo, if you want to argue anything, what about vitamin c pumping to cause a miscarriage? That happens a lot even as far as late 1st trimester.
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There's no evidence to suggest that vitamin c causes miscarriages. The information probably came from a mistranslation in the 60s.
+1 yNo, and it poses far less of a risk to the woman’s health. Planning is smart.
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+1 yHaha no. With that logic use of a condom would also be equivalent to having an abortion
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Believe it or not there are people against that too..
+1 yIt depends on when you take it. If it's before there is a heartbeat, then it's not murder. Once there is a heartbeat, your a murderer. Plan B as i know it is meant for about a week or two after.
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Yep, the people who think killing a fetus that's not even yet capable of thought, would probably think it's murder to kill a plant too... Brain-dead imbeciles
1.9K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. No, preventing a pregnancy from even starting isn't even close to aborting one.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yNo it just stops the egg from attaching to the uterus even if it’s fertilized
20 Replyits time people left women to manage their body as they see fit
30 Reply1.5K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. Yes. It prevents a fully fertilized human egg from attaching to the wall of the uterus. That is murder - fertilized eggs are human.
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That's some weird logic. "If you leave it there long enough it could become a baby"
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Many things are alive
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Are you vegan?
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Animals are alive. You don't have a problem with that though do you?
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Nope. So the reason you don't like it isn't because they're alive. If you cared about life you'd care about much more than just unborn life.
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By the way you responded to this question.
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Let me guess. You think unwanted pregnancies should be adopted out. But you've never adopted or considered adopting before, you would also use language like "I have children of my own" "my biological children" "real children".
+1 yNope, it should be taken after sex to prevent pregnancy
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+1 yhell naw!
I wish more chics would use plan b10 Reply- 749 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic.
+1 yThrow out the life preservers, someone's gone overboard again.
10 Reply Yes it is. Scientifically, life begins at conception.
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Plan b prevents conception
No, plan B does not cause an abortion.
20 Reply347 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. The egg is not fertile afterwards so no its not abortion
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+1 yI personally don't believe it's exactly the same. I still don't really like it, though.
00 Reply Far from the same. Plan B needs to be taken within so many hours. Doesn't work after you're already pregnant
10 Reply871 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. Mmm, at least 80% don’t beleive in that conception bullshit.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yNot really. It's plan C - last resort AND a form of birth control. Which I approve.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 ynot from what I know
if im correct it swells up
a certain part of the female body
and it makes it hard for the girl to get pregnant00 ReplyNo. Plan B prevents the pregnancy.
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+1 yThat's what the Pope says.
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Strict Roman Catholic teaching is that intercourse for any reason other than producing a child is wrong.
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+1 yNot even close
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+1 yShoot sorry I meant to click B
11 ReplyWhat's Plan B?
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+1 yNot at all.
00 ReplyWhat even is plan b
11 Replywhat is plan b?
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