Prochoice Stories

An unborn child describes his view of life living in Philadelphia, PA inside his unwed mother who faces the decision to have an abortion.

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.

A compilation of poems that describe the world's problems told by a black and trans Jewish person ~~ First poem inspired by Prince EA on YT ~~ Very political write, if you don't like politics don't read ~~ Few mature topics (13+) ~~ Try to update every week ~~

It's the worst time in the nation's history of reproductive laws for someone like Katherine, who doesn't want a child, to learn she's pregnant. In this environment, not having a child will be a challenge. Katherine isn't afraid of a challenge. 29 years later... It's probably the worst possible time in the nation's history of reproductive laws for Millie - well, for someone like Millie - to decide she wants to be pregnant. Getting pregnant requires government approval, and cheating the system means imprisonment in a mysterious facility known as Exile. In this environment, a pregnancy for someone like Millie is all but impossible. Millie doesn't believe in "impossible."

Realistic fiction story that really depict the current circumstance that, unfortunately, we are facing. These stories are based on the Roe v. Wade decision being overturned. characters may not have a name to make it somewhat more relatable.

A child of God is asked to do a series of interviews with the five greatest people who never lived due to abortion. He sees in them lives never lived, the families that never came about and the great destinies never attained due to their lives being snuffed out before they had a chance to become what they could have been. In all this, the man must deal with his own unworthiness and feelings of failure and loss while he is doing the interviews. What will happen to the man? Will he fail in his mission to bring the story to light?

This is a story about a boy in the foster care system searching for his purpose in life. His case manager Maria is the only person he has come to trust and she does what she can to help him. There are unexpected twists and turns that will leave you speechless.

A feminist essay on the stereotype(s) of women and what they get through everyday in the perspective of a biologically female author.

No ranting. Just truth. That baby you are thinking of is fully human.

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

As the United States goes through a time of controversy over their abortion policies, it is prudent that the people look to how stricter abortion policies have played out around the world.

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

16 year old Terri gets pregnant.

i ask questions. you think. ( and answer! )

Do they feel the pain Of the cold instrument as it intrudes upon their first and only home? Do they feel it clutch at them? Why is the world's cruelty the first thing to hold their hand? Do they feel unwanted or unloved As pain rips through their tiny body? Do they feel alone? Do they feel cheated? Can You hear their cries in Heaven? ... Are You there with them through it all? Can You stop their suffering? Do You hold them close and whisper in their ear so they know love does exist? Do You tell them about those who mourn for them? Do You teach them to pray For all of us still on Earth? Just know that we love you always, Children who were taken too soon. Forgive us Father, we know not what we do.

Donald trump's response to the women's march. pro life march.

A brief superhero take on abortion law activism. {tiny tale} Best paired with Home by Vince Staples: https://open.spotify.com/track/7pBsquIkbED6W6uSQJGbkn

First, I have to make a point of saying that unlike all my other poetry, this is FICTION! Second, I have to say I know this poem could be controversial, many people may not like it. If this poem offends you for its topic and my opinion, please don't leave hate messages. I do however encourage people voicing their own opinions on the matter, as well as healthy, mature, non-derogatory debates! If you don't like this poem for the writing style, rhyming, ect... then please, leave constructive criticism! This rhyming scheme and repetition, for me, is way outside the box. I'm really interested to know what people think about it.