Prolife Stories

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Summer, 1967: the Summer Of Love. Mary Caroline Kildare's head is still reeling from the death of her best friend four months before. The times are changing with a war raging overseas, civil rights being issued, feminism sweeping the girls at school, all the young people free loving, and the youth rejecting society. Caroline is tired of the superficialness and anarchy of it all and spends much of her time alone. She has fallen out of her relationship with God and man alike, but still longs for companionship. Her prayers are answered when the handsome, sweet, all American boy, Jimmy Romano, strolls into her Malt Shop late one night and makes her believe in love and happiness again. She is convinced that God sent Jimmy as an angel to save her, but then the world comes in and crosses their stars. Caroline begs God for a sign that he is good and isn't abandoning the world, but he seems to be silent. In order to find consolation, she must find her place in her changing world and fight to make things as right as they can be.

Wow, not a poem for once, but yes read and comment your opinion and if you agree with me

I respect everyones beliefs, but here are some facts to back up my political beliefs with the source. Enjoy :)

people on here keep attacking me for what i support, so here ya go liberals

Hillary X The Donald When the cameras are rolling, the two politicians seem like the worst of enemies, but behind closed doors, that couldn't be less true. Also, people, please don't take any of the shit in this story seriously. Trust me, I'm the least-racist person you'll ever know. Plus, I'm very nice and will let you know what you're getting into.

People need to know that there are others out there that truly believe that every life matters whether it's unborn, born, old has black skin white skin or blue skin. God created us all as we are whether girl or boy and he loves all of us whether we want him to or not. But I'm not just talking about God in here. What happens to unborn babies why should their life be ended if we get ours and use it to decide the end of theirs? how can we stand up to abortion and euthanasia if we don't know what it really is and what it really does, can do and will do?

powerlessness

- Babies

These little hashtags pepper our lives. These are mine and how they represent me. At least that is how I wanted this book to be. It was to be a book of short articles using a hashtag as inspiration. However, it has grown and changed as I have. This book was birthed from my not-so-short social media posts. As I began engaging with people who don't share the same opinion as me, I dug deeper into trying to understand how I decided on my beliefs. I did some armchair research on Street Epistemology. If you haven't heard of it, YouTube it. It will get you to think! I did. I came face to face with what I believed, how I got there, and why. It also forced me to ask whether my beliefs are consistent with my morals and ethics. This book is my contribution to the marketplace of ideas. Hopefully, it stands up to scrutiny. If not, let me know. Maybe you will change my mind. Don't be afraid to join in the conversation; our fluid and diverse voices make our society unique.

She didn't want this, not now, not then, not ever, not after... Linda is conflicted when she discovers she's pregnant and doesn't want to be. Her religious morals say she has to keep the baby, and her feminist morals say she can get rid of it. Sometimes being a Pro-life feminist catholic sucked.

Why My Collaborators and I write Star Trek Historical Romance Novels

Why do people get abortions? It's sick and cruel. And in this book I will tell you why.

As a Promising dancer my career was on track , I am set for a large part in the biggest show case yet and my life plane was progressing exactly as i planned that was until - I wanted to break free - the pressure feeling to much one wild, free and reckless night was all it took to bring my perfect plane to fall apart. Now here i am a ballerina with a difficult choice after my one mistake of a night i need to diced if I am going to make a choice to pick my career above all else or sacrifice it for something else.

" oh no, no, no, no!" Ally screamed at the positive test. " this can't be real, mom is going to kill me!" She said, as she looked at the dark blue cross as if mocking her. " Mom is going to kick me out." She said as she whiped tears away. Her heart clenched with fear. Ally hide the test and called made the call she thought she would never have to make. Just at sixteen Ally Davis is kicked out of her home, and forced to live in a women's shelter. As her life crumbles around her, she makes a tough decision that may make her future or break her forever. Will Ally rise up to allow God to mold her into the woman she is supposed to be?

"A semicolon is used when an author could've chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. The author is you and the sentence is your life." -Project Semicolon, 2013