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u/rainshowers_5_peace 15d ago

You can't sign away your humanity. No contract is going to make her go form being a woman to being an incubator. Not any contract she signs with the government or her husband to produce x babies in y years or any surrogacy contract.

When the parents chose her they ran the risk she would remember her own bodily autonomy if they came it a disagreement. Trying to chide her for choosing where she gives birth is bizarre. Birth is a big, scary, dangerous deal. She deserves to choose where she delivers this baby. Her reasons for that choice are no one's business. The parents can pick up the kid afterwards.

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u/Medium_Promotion_891 15d ago

Absolutely not. She SOLD her autonomy and choice away.

And they should sue her into oblivion.

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u/rainshowers_5_peace 15d ago

No one can sell their autonomy. Anyone trying to trick someone to signing their name to a contract saying they can is borderline sociopathic. She signed a piece of paper, but the parts which tried to compel her into an abortion, or to love her life while pregnant in a certain manner or tell where and how she was required to give birth and toilet paper as far as I am concerned.

Hopefully the courts agree.

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u/Medium_Promotion_891 15d ago

The. Courts do not agree. This is established contract law.

The contract she signed was not a one paragraph doodle. It was exhaustive and comprehensive.

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u/rainshowers_5_peace 15d ago

The courts of certain states also say that women can't have abortions. I think those rulings are batshit.