Lacewing wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2026 5:57 pm
Walker wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2026 10:51 am
Lacewing wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2026 2:12 am
What alternative do YOU expect people to do here and now?
No, I’m clarifying the issue.
If you are going to continually condemn people for
unwanted pregnancies ...
Obviously, unwanted pregnancies stand a higher probability of producing unwanted children who essentially become wards of the state. This is worthy of criticism in this information age.
You're doing everything you can to not discuss this root problem,
to change the root problem
and to foist your change upon the unsuspecting.
So what's the reason for that?
God only knows why.
Women, I suppose.
Condemns on the brain.
Doesn't matter.
The root problem is
unwanted pregnancies.
Here, rather than the go-to, incessant whining about what other people think, I'll get you started for your full report, to find out what you think. Don't worry, I won't be so petty as to peck over it. This is the time to bring your Big Picture Powers into play. Since you have yet to find an idea other than projecting what you think is the root and then telling me that's what I think ...

this makes it easy for you. It's a generous courtesy to help you with your journey towards truth, which begins with a first step.
Begin with this theme, then let some voices (viewpoints) state their position, followed by you stating your position as the solo, move on to an interesting "what if," situation for the theme to take action, then let those viewpoints improvise with implications over that actionable solution." Do it all yourself, even voicing the other viewpoints. And don't call all the other viewpoints monsters.
This manly, organized theme is for your constructive participation and application of the jazzy template, since order and organizing has been obviously unbalanced by feminine proclivities that can't haul ass off the critic couch:
In the Key of Unwanted Pregnancy ...
There's a young girl. She mostly gets ignored in class, what with the teacher trying to keep some kind of order. She never really grasped the fundamentals in school so she has never discovered the childhood joy of reading that opens up doors to worlds beyond her shabby room. She knows that uncle of her's doesn't mean good and she avoids him. Weekends are self-preservation time because no one prepares her food, there is no food, (mamma is often sick with something and has to stay in bed a lot), and when the party is at her place no one wants to see a kid around. It's a tough neighborhood and she's really not cut out for it so she has no friends, her dolls are okay to talk to but ... she knows how to get a real baby of her own, and she thinks that would make her happy, not so lonely. She wants a baby ... but if mamma finds out, ouch. She's not pregnant yet, but that's not a problem.
What to do, what to do.