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- ?Lv 71 year ago
The other person does not really want a "discussion". They just want you to agree with their point of view.
- sarahLv 51 year ago
Depends. Was it REALLY a "joint decision," or was the female only on board after the man said, "If you don't abort, I'm leaving you," or something along those lines? If so, then yes, there is very much reason to get mad.
If it actually was a joint decision from the getgo, it's possible that the female is grieving the loss of the baby (because that's what it was, a baby) and lashing out as a result of that grief.
- ?Lv 71 year ago
That depends on exactly what you mean by 'joint decision'. Did both partners freely agree this was the best decision, or did he convince her with bullying, emotional manipulation and coercion when she didn't actually want the abortion?
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- MissALv 71 year ago
If you're the kind of person who gets angry about abortion then sure, he's not performing his role as gatekeeper to his partner's body.
If you're sensible then no.
- ?Lv 71 year ago
Only if he's being mean about it - like it's an inconvenience that he has no part in.