I think something a lot of us are missing here is one of the biggest factors; childbirth. It is said to be one of the most painful things on Earth, and people are just throwing around the phrases 'just make her have the baby, and then put it up for adoption'. No. That's incredibly insensitive to both the mother and the child. For a woman, having a child can be the most emotional and painful time of their life, even the months leading up to it, and no woman should be put through that much pain if she doesn't want to be. It is
not a selfish thing to not want to be in pain. and it's inconsiderate to think that it's as simple as 'just having the baby'.
And then you have the child. Someone mentioned before at the outcomes of giving it up for adoption.
Yes many people say 'put them up for adoption' but you do not understand that most kids do not get adopted, they grow up and once they arnt a baby then get dumped into foster care, once they're 18 they are abandoned with zero help unless they've formed a lasting bond with their foster family (many do not) and many eventually become drug addicts, homeless, even prostitutes who are desperate to survive.
Adoption isn't a realistic, or even a reliable solution to unwanted babies. Say if everyone who didn't want to have their baby put them up for adoption, there are now thousands to millions of parentless kids, some left on the street to fend for themselves, others stealing, others lying dead in the gutter, and the rest of them being stuffed into foster homes and orphanages, where some lead unhappy lives and as aforementioned, could turn to a life of crime.
It isn't as black and white as 'just make her have the baby and put the child up for adoption'. It's important to let women retain their rights to do what they want with their body.
/. Also, I just want to stress and reiterate the fact that being 'Pro-Choice' doesn't mean 'Pro-Murder'. It means letting the woman have the right to choose what she feels is the right thing to do in her situation. It isn't anyone elses decision, just her and the concerned parties, like their
consensual partner, and maybe family.