Against Abortion Quote

FEMINIST AGAINST ABORTION QUOTE

Mary Wollstonecraft

“Properly defined, feminism is a philosophy that embraces basic rights for ALL human beings without exception—without regard to race, religion, sex, size, age, location, disability or parentage. Feminism rejects the use of force to dominate, control or destroy anyone. Begun by Mary Wollstonecraft in England in 1792, decrying the sexual exploitation of women in A Vindication of the Rights of Women, Wollstonecraft also condemned those who would “destroy the embryo,” saying: “Nature in everything deserves respect.”

Serrin M. Foster – President of the Feminists for Life of America

Womanhood

I fight
I struggle
I reflect
I teach
I do
I get stressed
I feel tired
I give life
I get angry
I bring harmony
I create home
I am home
I welcome
I make space
I hope
I trust
I pray
I bring peace
I choose healthy
I walk
I fail
I sin
I keep trying
I kiss
I hug
I cuddle
I love
I suffer
I grow
I change
I am soft
I am tough
I am beautiful
I am a woman.

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From the Popes

TOP POPE FRANCIS' QUOTES ABOUT WOMEN

“When we speak of women, we speak in a functional way: a woman is for doing this, for doing, no! First she is for something else: woman brings something without which the world would not be like this. She brings a richness that man and all of creation and all the animals do not have. When there is no woman, harmony is lacking. Without woman there is no harmony.

No woman no harmony

This is a society with a strong masculine attitude. It lacks a woman’s touch. It is just that man does not bring harmony: it is she who brings that harmony that teaches us to caress, to love tenderly, and who makes of the world something beautiful. This is the future; this is what was missing. Woman comes to crown creation. She brings harmony to creation”.

Pope Francis, Morning Meditation, 9th February 2017

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FROM LIFE: “I Work With Prostitutes” - The Negative Effects Of Prostitution

"The prostituted woman is a woman as any other, with various diverse characteristics. The only difference is that as a child, most of the women in prostitution would have endured extreme harsh realities of emotional and physical distress which one would never have thought possible. It is often reported, that as a child, she would have experienced physical and sexual abuse, as well as emotional neglect by care givers whom she would have trusted. These are very often family members, relatives, or close family friends."

The Negative Effects Of Prostitution