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Abortion remains one of the most polarizing and controversial topics in society today. While debates often center around legal and ethical issues, it is essential to also consider the significant physical and mental effects that abortion can have on women. Multiple scientific studies and medical sources have documented the negative consequences of abortion, shedding light on why it can be detrimental to a woman’s health. Physical Effects of Abortion 1. Increased Risk of Complications Abortions, whether surgical or medical (chemical), can lead to various physical complications. According to a study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, complications from abortions include infection, hemorrhage, uterine perforation, and damage to the cervix (Grimes & Stuart, 2010). Severe bleeding and incomplete abortions requiring further surgical intervention are also common. 2. Future Pregnancy Risks Women who undergo abortions may face increased risks in future pregnancies.

Hospital rooms white walls wooded doors, Silent halls blue floors lost in deep space the rooms so cold, What had I done, floor made of stone. Cuts covering me wrapped in white cotton, Emotions dull but vibrationing voices hold me close, Whispers speak to me, a quite lullaby, My mind speaks to me 4 tones 4 voices grip the back and sides of my mind, Within no memory to hold is caged by one of them each a different holder, Dripping out in clips and flashs blend, I was only given what I could take Numbed from the skeletons in my veins, Numbed expression but set on fire inside, I see the world through blurry glasses to switch my minds, Emotions unwind, the face appears the phantoms come forth a waking dissociative dream, faded like a ghost melted within me, Disabled but I refuse to take rest or sleep, a doctor once tried to help but I turned in the future and walked away, Flight or fight constantly runs through my blood, Dysphoria, Spit gender but a fragmentation of myself buried in pain

Sunset’s Backstage Pass" does present some problematic elements, especially when viewed through the lens of how it portrays the characters' behavior and its consequences. Here’s an analysis of why the situation might be seen as mentally harming or troubling: Problematic Aspects: Pinkie Pie’s Behavior: Immaturity: Pinkie Pie’s inability to behave maturely, leading to multiple instances of being thrown out of the concert, reflects poorly on her character. Her actions disrupt the experience for everyone involved and create a chaotic situation that could be mentally exhausting for those around her. Impact on Others: Pinkie Pie’s behavior doesn’t just affect her own experience but also impacts Sunset and the other characters. It creates additional stress and frustration for Sunset, who is trying to enjoy a special event and likely feels embarrassed by the repeated incidents. Stress and Frustration for Sunset: Embarrassment: Sunset’s repeated efforts to manage Pinkie Pie’s disruptive