Pro-choice قصص

Victoria Hayden Gilmore loves her little family. She loves her book-obsessed, brilliant twin sister Rory, her sarcastic yet caring mother Lorelai, and the quiet, close-knit life they've built together in Stars Hollow. But when the sisters transfer from their ordinary public high school to the prestigious Chilton private school, their lives changes completely. While Rory always tries to see the good in everyone, Victoria views the world with far more skepticism. Between debate competitions, new friendships, and some of America's most influential families (to which they apparently belong to) the sisters must find their own place. It probably would be much easier for Victoria if Tristan Dugray hadn't made it his personal life's mission to get on Victoria's last nerves. "FOR THE LAST TIME THE NAME'S VICTORIA, NOT EVE!" English is not my first language, so I am grateful for anyone who corrects me and my horrible grammar.

A modern Frankenstein exploring the value of pro life, medical experimentations, telepathy, and dreams. In a trauma thriller that asked for consideration of moral & ethical rights, as well as the potentials of the mind. A fetus has stopped undeveloping and saved through medical experimentations, the result while stable has created her own reality and has no idea what she actually is, using dreams to express her terror and asks for recognition of the eatherial mastery she has achieved.

keep in mind - this is just gonna be me, ranting about my experiences whenever I'm in the mood.💆‍♀️ Feel free to read.🤪

in which i share my opinions get mad

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We'll be discussing the real facts about abortion here. Feel free to ask questions where and when you'd like.

BARBIE SETS OFF ON HER LATEST ADVENTURE YET: BACK TO THE YEAR 2000 TO FIND SOME AUTHENTIC Y2K CLOTHING. HOWEVER, HER TIME TRAVEL ADVENTURE ISN'T WITHOUT SOME TROUBLES ALONG THE WAY.

Being 15 is hard enough; there's GCSEs, having to pick a college course, worrying about losing friends when everything changes... then you find out you're pregnant. There's three choices to choose from. But which is the best? This is the difficult decision Ada Hartmann has to face.

An alternate ending to the episode: "The Burden Of Our Choices"...What if Tammy was able to convince her daughter Evangeline Miller to not abort her pregnancy?? Warning: Trigger topic, and mention of abuse. 13+ I do not own anything from NBC. All characters are property of Dick Wolf.

Hate all you want, IDGAF...

One night leads to a lifetime of questions.

A short story about the possibilities of unborn life.

Thoughts, rants, and observations. Lovely cover created by graphicqueen-!

Abortion: There are two sides of the debate, but only one stance can be "right"... right? I think it's about time we took a good, hard look at the facts and end this debate. My generation didn't create the controversy, but I think we - the millennials - can end it . But is it really possible? Am I crazy to think we can do this? This isn't a book in the traditional sense. Rather, this is a project - a project to end the debate on abortion by giving the argument what it desperately needs.... The facts. (Work in Progress)