There are many welcome limitations when it comes to the right to abortion. The news media continues to outline the pros and cons of anti-abortion rights in some states and, soon, the entire country. My perspectives on the issue of abortion have had the right to never be banished to the rights of citizens. The reproduction of pregnancy was strongly emphasized by the mother's decision to abort her child, but the child's father plays an active role as he considers that particular title. Because of this current issue, most people who are against abortion do not seem to have an open mind about how much it primarily affects the mother's decision regarding her point of view to consider abortion. During my freshman year of high school, I had taken an ROTC class. My instructor entered into a discussion about whether or not to oppose abortion. Students in my class disagreed with abortion rights, while I sat quietly and listened to their opposing opinions. They considered abortion to be murder and believed that there were other alternatives to take besides that path. Later, I remember that my mother and I agreed that abortion had its reasons for being considerable. That the reality of keeping a child is being able to support the child financially, manage family matters that meet certain moral principles according to living standards and the child's mother could still go to school, which leads to a stressful environment. Later the abortion discussion was brought up again while I was attending Bowie State in my health class. Watching a video, I learned how more and more people involved in a group called pro-life opposed abortion because it was considered a form of murder. I disagree because the baby isn't fully born yet, and if you abort a baby... middle of the paper... also the point. The wise man knows that before a woman is pregnant, even if she is willing to have sex, she is taking a risk. As far as health goes, society doesn't care about how abortion emotionally and physically harms a person, their only reasoning given as to what causes their pain after abortion is guilt, which seems to be stereotypical. The case of Roe v. Wade makes a logical point since it is optional to consider abortion, and if so, it will only be done safely during the first trimester of pregnancy to avoid health problems. My perspective on opposing abortion is similarly related to the analysis of healthcare reasoning, but my views are also opinionated relative to the environment in which I grew up. It is openly acceptable to abide by every abortion guideline, but the morality of perspective brings forward what our society as a free citizen stands between: healthcare and free speech..