I recently was writing an article about the torment may who have had abortions feel. I wanted a picture to depict the agony of abortion and because I did not have much time I decided to us Chat eventhough I am not a big fan of AI.
Iasked it to make me a picture of women feeling the torment of abortion and was told they could not do that because it would upset people. It then proceeded to tell me it would do a mourning picture if I wanted – awoman lighting a candle, or something along those lines showing the grief.
I told it I was post abortive and that millions of women suffering because oa abortion and it was unjust that they would not do this. while it said it understood and my point was legitimate, it still would not make the picture for me. So much for truth.
It really made me recognize how biased google and others are to the pro abortion cause. How so much of our stuff is buried because they do not want to show the harm of abortion.
As someone post abortive I often feel stuck in this debate – that no one wants to hear us.
As someone who has worked in post abortion for decades and has worked with thousands of women it makes me sad to know we are still denying the feelings of those harmed by abortion. we are still blaming other things or only using those suffering to promote an agenda.
My hope is that someday we will break through the barrier to reach those suffering so that they know they are not alone. That we will be a voice to each other as to abortions harm instead of others peaking for us. No one knows abortion like we do…no one knows what it does better than us. We have lost our children and we have had to live with its aftermath.
I’ve never been a big fan of AI, but now I am even more against it – it obviously has its own agenda, an agenda not based in truth.
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