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“I’m pregnant.” Those two little words turn your world upside down. “And I think I’m going to get an abortion.” Your heart stops for a minute. Okay, that makes sense… Wait, is that what I want? Is that what’s best for her? For us? What types of abortion methods are there and what do we need to know? It’s her choice, isn’t it? And I’m supposed to support her… What are you supposed to say or do if she wants an abortion or isn’t sure what to do next? Speak Up Don’t wait. Tell he

Why “whatever you choose” isn’t supportive at all. “My body, my choice.” For decades, that phrase has been a rallying cry for women’s rights, bodily autonomy, and freedom from government overreach. It has told lawmakers to stay out of exam rooms and reminded men that they do not carry pregnancies. But somewhere along the way, an unintended consequence emerged: the slogan that was meant to empower women has, in far too many cases, isolated them at the very moment they feel mo

We understand that women who have had an abortion can have major barriers to processing the loss as real, leaving you in a state of confusion suffering silently as you process. The reality of being stunned and confused when emotions rise to the surface that you weren’t expecting.

For both men and women, hormones play a crucial role in the process of falling in love. However, the way these hormones interact differs significantly between the sexes.