This came into my box from a google search I did. It is written by a wrestling addict who also admits to being very promiscuous. One has to wonder how many babies have died because of his actions, and how many women are suffering because they aborted a child. Not that I am saying it is just his responsibility, but you have to wonder why he is able to get so many women in this position. On a more positive note (I guess) he does say he is ashamed of his behavior…too bad so many had to suffer and babies had to die for that to happen…
Post 1
"Admittedly, my
wrestling ‘addiction' is a bit tough to take seriously, but another
problem I've struggled with over the years (especially since I moved to
Korea) is promiscuous sex. I'm not trying to brag here,
but as I documented last year, I've taken advantage of too many
opportunities with multiple girls since I've come here, and for that
I'm ashamed. So of them keep coming back to haunt me, like Kimberly, my first girlfriend here who I kind of talked into having an abortion.
In fact, Kimberly actually called me on this day and wanted to meet up
later this week, which is always brings back some sad memories."
Post 2
Last Time on Match A Day:
"My girlfriend Suzy revealed that she was pregnant, a former student of mine, Mia, had now grown up into a new love interest for me… and…
"Kimberly, like my current girlfriend Suzy, was a bit of a nag and
loved to fight. And sadly, she has another thing in common with Suzy,
as Kimberly is the first girl I had ever gotten pregnant…"
Post 3
"Last Saturday, I mentioned that I ran into my first Korean girlfriend, Kimberly,
on the street. At the time, it was a bit of a shock, since we hadn't
seen each other in about two years, or really talked in more than four.
Although she was nice and pretty, things started to sour when she got
pregnant. Much like the pregnancy with my current girlfriend Suzy, I had no idea how that had happened since we used a condom every time, and as far as I know it had never broken.
The truth is, I had to slightly talk Kimberly into an abortion.
Kimberly certainly wasn't jacked up about having my child, since she's
from a rich Korean family and I'm some poor white guy, so it wasn't a
hard sell, but she definitely always held a grudge against me for introducing the idea.
To see her again last Saturday was pleasant. Of course we didn't talk
about the past… nor the present or the future really. Just simple small
talk, exchanged numbers and we were on our way. I was happy to see her,
and it did get the wheels turning on how to handle my current situation…"
Reclaiming Our Children: A Blog About Healing After Abortion 
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