1. What single image or short phrase pops into your mind when you hear βabortionβ? βA painful choice between fear, hope, and responsibility.β
2. Name one way abortion can be beneficial or protective, and who it helps. Keep it concrete. Abortion can protect women whose pregnancy seriously risks their health or life. It can help a mother survive and continue caring for herself and her family.
3. Name one real harm or downside you worry about when you think of abortion. Be specific. One downside is the emotional pain or guilt some people may feel afterward, especially if they had no support or were forced into the decision.
4. Describe a clear situation where abortion would feel right to you β include who, why, and what makes it OK in that case. If a woman becomes pregnant after abuse or if doctors say the pregnancy could endanger her life, abortion feels understandable to me because protecting her safety and future matters.
5. Describe a specific scenario that would make abortion feel wrong to you β explain what crosses your personal line. It would feel wrong to me if someone ended a healthy pregnancy very late without a serious medical reason, because by that stage it feels more like a developed human life.