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So, late at night I was talking with my boyfriend, typical conversation. But the subject change, and we end talking about me getting a surgery for not having kids, so he starts talking about a contraceptive that is supposed to go under your skin, and is like a “birth control” stuff, so he talks about some girls at college having that, and then I just said “but that’s not 100% effective” and he is like “whaaaaaat? Are you serious, oh my god, really?” And I’m like “ yeah” and then he told me that he had sex with this girl like “2 years ago”, unprotected sex, so I told him why did you get so nervous, and why are you so worried? And he just changed subject.. so I really need some advice, because I don’t know if I’m overreacting or this guy really is cheating on me. Why being so worried about something that happened” 2 years ago”?

Keep it civil.

Now I am for abortion for legitimate reasons - rape, incest, maternal risk or severe disability that badly limits the child’s quality of life. This does not & never will include using abortion as a form of birth control between consenting adults (condom, pill/other anti-conception methods, day-after pill - idiots think pulling out works).

https://righttolife.org.uk/news/nz-pm-rushes-worlds-most-extreme-abortion-law-into-law-while-country-distracted-with-pandemic/?fbclid=IwAR2tIGAj2S_hetqez6hdEDWDhvzcMkjRFmCERcqVVlPg3vwLKsewDyl6sOk

The new law will mean that New Zealand has the most extreme abortion law in the world, this will include:

• Abortion will now be available on-demand, for any reason, up to birth
• Sex-selective abortion will be legalised
• The current 20 week limit for disability-selective abortion will be scrapped and abortion will be available up to birth for disabilities including cleft lip, club foot and Down syndrome
• There will be no requirement that a doctor must be involved with providing an abortion
• There will be no legal requirement that babies born alive after a ‘failed’ abortion are given medical support
• There will be no legal requirement that pain relief be given to babies being aborted between 20 weeks and birth
• There will be no legal restrictions on controversial methods of abortion such as intact dilation and extraction abortions (also knows as partial-birth abortions)