PB
^^^^^This. Same.
>I also see the effects irl.
>I see things here like 100 monkeys and shoeman resinense but don't quite get it.
>Everybody sees ads on phone bout what they just talked bout needing…
>I notice subject matter here reflecting things that been heavy on my mind, without saying….
^^^^^Also this. Same, same, same, and same. Also that last one, unusual words used in convo show up in posts later. Just a coincidence. /s
>abortion is a fake and gay manufactured divisionfag issue….
It's a real issue being distorted to distract from the players themselves.
All mainstream birth control methods available are designed to harm women, as part of the DS agenda. That's conveniently never addressed and remedied, so this "issue" can be dragged out when convenient. Looking like a number of "issues" are also brought forth to create wedges between generations, no continuity of community and culture.
>if it were a miscarriage - inherently the amniotic sac would be disrupted
>that said
>in an abortion, the amniotic sac is disrupted as well
>only way to get a whole amniotic sac containing a fetus is through surgical removal through uterine incision
>therefor - I would conclude that it is a fake - a prop designed for inflammatory purposes,.
Maybe it was removed from a woman who died. It would require significant cervical dilation for that to come through, but, as far as PP is concerned, the desired result is an intact fetus, and how would that be accomplished? I've heard of thin sticks of some kind of seaweed derivitive being inserted, which slowly absorbs water and expands, but the usual method is brute force dilation.
Oh, okay. Like, by some miracle, people are going to have the wherewithal to step outside of their lifelong conditioning.
And what stupid shit do you do?
>seaweed sticks are called laminaria….
Many multiples of them were used for later pregnancies, with a significant wait time after insertion, at least forty years ago, anyway.
And a number of those problems are related to lifestyle and diet, lack of sleep, insufficient vitamin D, mineral imbalance, just for a start.