Abortion

When one thinks about abortion, they usually concern themselves with the mother and the fetus. Almost never will one consider the father and say, “What about what the father thinks?” In my paper, I am determined to find out what extent, if any, should fathers have a say in the abortion decision.
“; pregnancy is explicitly a condition associated with the
female body. Because only women experience a need for
abortion affect women uniquely. Therefore, it is important
to consider how proposed policies on abortion fit into
general patterns of oppression for women.” (Pg 196; Susan Sherwin)
As a woman, I, naturally, had a certain mentality about abortion. Whomever is carrying the “baby” made the decision of what they wanted done to “it”. After all, it was her body and she would be the one to carry it for nine months. Why or even how could anyone else have the audacity to tell her what to do with her body? Many would disa...