Argumentative Essay On Women's Rights
A woman the age of twenty-five has decided that she does not wish to have children. She does the research, has a competent argument on why she does not wish to reproduce. She is not particularly fond of children. She has no desire to be a parent or raise a child. She does not have the resources to raise another person to adulthood and she does believe she is or ever will be responsible enough to raise another human being. She decided to go to her gynecologist and they have an appointment. She outlines her reasons and sticks to them like glue. The woman is adamant about becoming sterile. Her doctor becomes apprehensive toward her request after addressing the permanence and the risks. Despite the woman’s research and her beliefs on remaining childless, her physician outright denies her request. Recently, more and more women are choosing to remain childless. The way of life, dubbed child-free, is quickly catching on. These women may be either
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Conservative law makers are often combating the rights of women and their reproductive organs, by trying to abolish abortion and making it harder for women to gain the procedures such as Essure or Tubal Litigations. Often these same conservatives are trying to prevent sexual education in schools. Abortions are mostly at the center of the debate, however, being that it is the question of pro-life or pro-choice. Pro-life can also be debated as pro-birth, considering many of those that think ill of abortion are not thinking of the repercussions after the fetus is born. How is the parent going to provide for the child? The growing population is also an issue, considering by putting the child up for adoption, they are contributing to the massive consumption rates of the human species. By allowing women to have the reproductive rights they crave, we can begin to curtail the amount of resources we consume as a whole, and get the population rates under
Conservative law makers are often combating the rights of women and their reproductive organs, by trying to abolish abortion and making it harder for women to gain the procedures such as Essure or Tubal Litigations. Often these same conservatives are trying to prevent sexual education in schools. Abortions are mostly at the center of the debate, however, being that it is the question of pro-life or pro-choice. Pro-life can also be debated as pro-birth, considering many of those that think ill of abortion are not thinking of the repercussions after the fetus is born. How is the parent going to provide for the child? The growing population is also an issue, considering by putting the child up for adoption, they are contributing to the massive consumption rates of the human species. By allowing women to have the reproductive rights they crave, we can begin to curtail the amount of resources we consume as a whole, and get the population rates under