Post-abortive

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Post-abortive refers to the physical and/or emotional trauma caused to a woman by having an abortion, and also to the father of the unborn child. It can also be called "post-abortion syndrome" (PAS), "post-abortal", or "post-traumatic stress disorder" (PTSD).

Pro-life advocacy, Bible reading, and church attendance are very effective in overcoming this trauma. Liberal denial does not help deal with the underlying emotional, psychological, and/or intellectual harm that results from abortion.

The United States, particularly the Democrat Party, has a relatively large number of people who are post-abortive. Entire communities or college campuses can be post-abortive and suffering from it, such as Washington, D.C.

Unfortunately, reactions by some post-abortive persons can be so unreasonable when discussing abortion that it becomes impossible to have a productive conversation about it.

Post-abortive men

Post-abortive distress afflicts many men, too. Focus on the Family lists these common symptoms in post-abortive men:

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Intense anger
Cycles of depression
Addictive behaviors
Mistrust of women
Difficulty with close relationships
A tendency to become involved in promiscuity or pornography as a way of regaining sexual “power”[1]

”

Post-abortive women

Symptoms in post-abortive women can include:

  • hatred of men and others
  • vindictiveness and holding a grudge forever
  • depression
  • difficulties in finding and maintaining a new romantic relationship
  • irrational behavior
  • anti-children mindset
  • emotional outbursts if the issue of abortion is mentioned

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