In times past, under the supervision of a bully, I was instructed to MAKE THEM (a group of new people) participate in a company-wide initiative that was an option. Even though the company wanted them to partake, it was not compulsory – it was optional. I explained to the supervising bully that I am not in a position to MAKE THEM do anything and that I’d gladly extend to them the information so that they can DECIDE (deliberately consider and act unhurriedly about) if they wanted to engage or not. Furthermore, I am in no position to take away, abort, their freedom to choose.

Regarding the word abort (which has been stirring in my headspace for the past 24 hours), induced abortion is optional. You choose! You conclude! You decide! You resolve! You make up your mind! YOU! YOU! YOU! You have a right to settle within yourself and act upon your settlement. Conversely, spontaneous abortion is not an option but rather a natural attribute of the phenomenon called a miscarriage. This type of abortion is not cruel as induced abortion is, and you have no control over who decided to abort. Selah.  

Have you ever considered that if an induced abortion is you killing your unborn baby in this realm, a miscarriage is your fetus terminating its unborn self in its realm? Have you ever taken into consideration that your fetus, in its domain of life, knows that “I’m not going to make it… LET ME abort and try again!”  Selah.  

DECISIONS… made in the womb are outside of our control. Selah. Unequivocally true, we are powerless and incapable of taking away the choice, the liberty, of a fetus who is BECOMING. Selah.   

So whether induced abortion or spontaneous abortion, both are decisions to abort. As a mother of spontaneous abortion, the aftermath (even so of both choices) are emotionally, physically, psychologically, and spiritually disheartening and enervating at best. The consequences and results can be, and sometimes is, the death of individuals. Nonetheless, a man, political man, husbandman, or woman should not behead the living’s right to choose. This statement isn’t inferring that choosing induced abortion is honorable but rather articulate that arresting and handcuffing my right to choose is reprehensible.    

© 2021 Angela M. Smith