Prochoice Stories

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 look at the Pro-Life movement in America and how they are gaining ground.

A woman sends letters to her baby. Complete

Seventeen-year-old Karin finds herself pregnant. She has a decision to make, however, her mother Justine has already made the decision for her. Forced to deal with the issues of race relations and a career that her mother refuses to let her put on hold, Karin lives in anguish while longing for meaningful relationships. Will those relationships be fostered or destroyed? "Decision of a Lifetime" is a prelude to the upcoming YA novel My Invisible Father by Jaer Armstead-Jones. "Decision of a Lifetime" is the first installment of two short stories that tell the story before the story.

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

A persuasive essay regarding the controversial topic of abortion. I argue about why I am pro-choice. Please don't be offended by anything I wrote. This is MY point of view on the issue.

One night leads to a lifetime of questions.

Steven Easton is bringing back his blog for one month in honor of the fact he started a blog two years ago!

my ∼after hours∼ essays :0

Chelsea Clinton, in an interview on September 13, 2018, said that as a deeply religious person, banning abortions would be unchristian to her. If Chelsea's Christianity supports abortion, we should learn more about that Christianity. What's Chelsea's Christianity and what does her Christianity entail? Read more...

This is a book about the science behind abortion and how the abortion industry functions. If you have any questions, please let me know in the comments!

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)

Literally just a book of my (typically fact-based) opinions about politics and stuff like that. Questions are always accepted.

We live in a time and age in which a vegan is glorified and a pro-lifer (anti-abortionist) is condemned by the secular world! This situation confuses many Christians - the young and the old. Youngsters seem to think that being a vegan is to be kind to the animals. While this may be true, they, on the other hand, believe that the mother has the right to choose whether or not to continue with the pregnancy. Animal life, today, has a greater value than human life. Or so it seems! What does the Bible say about animal rights? How could a vegan, who cares for plant and animal life, care less about human life? Finally, can a Christian vegan endorse abortion? Read more...

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Hey everyone! This is basically my book full of my political and non-political beliefs. This will mostly be political beliefs. Each chapter will be titled whatever belief I'm talking about and why I support it or am against it. I will try and provide facts defending my thoughts but on some I'll just give personally morals. Extra Information About Me You May Want To Know: Gender: Male Race: Indigenous, Hispanic, and Caucasian (I look white) Country: United States Political Party: Independent Side Note: I know some of ya'll will disagree with me and that is perfectly okay and valid. I am totally okay with people having things to say in comments but please be nice to others and I.