“Right!” Kala sighed. “I don’t know, maybe it would have been nice to have had a choice, rather than it being an expectation. It's as if we're all cattle, following the herd. Go to school, go to college, find a mate, start a career, get married, have children, and you're done. We were like brainwashed zombies in the nineties. I’m glad the younger generations are rebelling and changing the status quo, and not having kids, and demanding better working conditions.” ChoiceWomen S RightsMen Vs WomenSociety Views Book:Professor Hex vs. Texas Men: Where Women's Rights and Revenge Fantasy Meet Source: Professor Hex vs. Texas Men: Where Women's Rights and Revenge Fantasy Meet
“Holly implored him. "Juan, I had a miscarriage. Obviously, God doesn't want me to carry our baby. But now, you, you can. This is a miracle! This is our second chance. God is good, all the time! Can I get an Amen?" She punctuated her words with a little celebratory dance. “I have to call Pastor Pete with the exciting miracle. Oh wait, I wonder if he is pregnant, too?” She laughed. “Can you imagine all the men at church, pregnant? We have to go next Sunday, I have got to see this.” But Juan, determined to make his stance clear, was unyielding. "Holly! I get to have a choice here." "Choice.” She snickered. “Welcome to life as a woman!” Holly spun around to see him. “Our entire existence is doing things we don't want to do, starting with our first period to having the great portal between our legs that brings humans into this world…and then you men dictating what we can and can’t do. Choice. Please.” GodChurchChoiceAbortionWomen S RightsAbortion RightsBodily AutonomyRevenge Fantasy Book:Professor Hex vs. Texas Men: Where Women's Rights and Revenge Fantasy Meet Source: Professor Hex vs. Texas Men: Where Women's Rights and Revenge Fantasy Meet