What Is the Definition of Pro-choice?

I don't even think there should be a name like "pro-choice", because it is not really "pro" anything.

It's not "anti"-anything, either. And the things that you could say it is "pro" for, shouldn't even have to be stated, like, "pro-women's control over their own bodies." That's crazy to have to even say that. It''s like "pro-breathing".

Pro choice.. the belief that the woman alone has the right to decide how and when her bodily resources are used. Freedom to choose is probably more apt.

To believe that a woman has a right to choose if she wants an abortion, adoption or to keep the baby without any pressure or biased opinions from external sources.

Such an explicit description isn't necessary; the term pro-choice is simply "supporting a woman's right to have an abortion". Don't get carried away with the choice side of things. I use pro-choice because of its established meaning, although I do agree that there are better words. I would much prefer pro-abortion and anti-abortion, although they have negative nuances. Pro-choice and pro-life are euphemisms intended to neutralise something that would seem lop-sided (i.e. pro-death, anti-human as opposed to [/i]anti-female[/i], anti-freedom).

I think the difinition of pro-choice is:
Not really for abortion, but feel it is thier body to do as they want to and if they should choose to abort they have the right.
This is the feeling I get from most of the pro-choice people in here.
Because I am pro-life, I can only go from what pro-choice people say. But here is what a dictionary says:

Favoring or supporting the legal right of women and girls to choose whether or not to continue a pregnancy to term.

No, the term choice is far too abstract and nebulous to be utilised, particularly as both sides would sooner use pro- as it suggests something positive and neither viewpoint wants to protray their beliefs as negative, as making use of anti would essentially suggest. Secondly, pro-lifers do support choice in its literal sense - the choice to have sex, use protection, and be a mother (they condone adoption, don't forget).

In theory, pro-abortion and anti-abortion would suffice as the positivity or negativity of each term would be in the eyes of the beholder - does abortion represent something good or bad? However, it would be silly to suddenly drop pro-choice and pro-life in facour of these now as the terms have both been frivolously bandied about by each side to give bias to their views. Thus, as a result, pro-abortion is now inherently linked to being negative because pro-life sources use it to describe pro-choicers, whilst anti-abortion is used by pro-choicers for the same reasons.

Pro-choice and pro-life are just euphemisms, at the end of the day.

Adherence to a system promoting autonomous, healthy choices in reproductive health issues.

What do you mean by "taken advantage of" and "too easy"?

So do you feel the abortion process should be made more difficult for all women or just women who have had multiples? What about women like Carifairy whose multiple pregnancies were DESPITE birth control use? Was she taking advantage? And how do you tell the difference?

You are contemplating wrecking the lives of millions of women because you don't like the actions of a few.

Respecticing life is just where we are.

I have also been on the receiving end of, "you could be influencing millions of women because of your opinion." I hope that is true. If only one girl stops to think of the consequencences of abortion where there are other options.

Then. I hope and absolutely know that we need better education, better sex education, but we all pretty much know that is not going to happen. Parents jump up and down and scream. Not in front of my children.

Well, their children are exploring their own sexuality, like it or not and sometimes the girl gets stuck with pregnancy.

Somehow, never see how the boys get stuck. They just walk away and the girl pays.

What consequences of abortion? And what about the consequences of adoption?

For all of our actions.

I have yet to meet anyone trully qualified to answer your questions. The greatest saints who ever lived on this earth had the same questions and doubts.