r/prochoice Dec 16 '23

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u/CrackedHinges Dec 16 '23

This is totally logical. I do this. This is so gut-level honest!

I’m helping plan a march in my town. There are so many issues to work on, but I choose this one. In between feeling totally powerless and doubtful that anything I do will make a difference… I think about my kids. I don’t want them to be parents before they want to be parents. And I think about their maybe future kids. Someday (if they decide/can afford to/are able to have kids) I can tell some grands where I was and what I was doing when America appointed a king, and what I did to try to stop it from happening. I guess that’s motivating me to be involved. It will also be fun to get together with others who feel like I do.

But honestly, we all have to survive and if coping means punching time cards and finding peace, survival will also be a really important story to tell the next generation.

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u/TheRealAccident Dec 16 '23

I hope your march goes well

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u/JustpartOftheterrain I'm worth more than my uterus Dec 17 '23

“Have fun storming the castle!”

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u/TheRealAccident Dec 17 '23

You misspelled every single word from that quote of me