Family life : Abortions
Getting rid of the hunger problem by decreasing the number of the people who eat.
When I speak about the abortion problem, I always remember an old Soviet slogan which you could see in every Soviet city: "The work of Lenin is alive". This work is really alive: the first Communist country was the first country in the world that legalized the killing of unborn children.
The Communists had brought a lot of terrible things into human civilization: a new model of economics, new literature, new morals and new logic. In line with this logic, they made a new discovery: "One can get rid of the hunger problem by decreasing the number of people who eat.
Apr 10, 2007, 19:44

Family life : Abortions
I had an abortion
When I was 24 I was unbelievably dependent on my mother. There is probably no reason to talk about the prehistory of our family. I will limit myself to say that practically all my life my mother was seriously sick, and her physical sickness put stress on her psych. The atmosphere at home was constantly oppressive—unbelievable petty-mindedness, suspiciousness, self-will, and hysterics... My smallest attempts not to follow my mother's commands ended in scandals, serious accusations, and the most frightening, phrases about how my disobedience will unavoidably make my mother deteriorate and die.
Aug 30, 2006, 02:50

Family life : Abortions
Looking For Advice in All the Wrong Places
I realized I was pregnant when the smells from chemistry class kept making me sick. A friend convinced me to go her doctor in town. He diagnosed pregnancy immediately, saying, "Such a shame, another young one." He told me not to worry, that "it" could be "taken care of." He never once said anything about keeping the baby, but gave me a card from the local abortuary.
May 10, 2006, 01:50