Sunshine
Nakagagalit ’yong mga pangyayari sa film na ’to, lalo na ’yong mga part sa hospital—like when the doctor refused to admit the 13-year-old child just because she had an abortion, like WTF??? Pati ’yong part na na-hospitalize si Sunshine after she tried to abort her child. Not all people are religious enough to carry on with a pregnancy, especially when they’re not ready for it. Kaya gusto ko rin ’yong sinabi ni Sunshine na ayaw niya maging nanay kasi hindi pa siya ready. Kasi, bruh, it’s her choice naman what she wants to do with her body eh. Kaya dapat talaga i-legalize ’yong abortion dito sa Pilipinas. Paano ’yong mga taong nabuntis nang hindi nila gusto??? Nakakakupal lang.
This film is really an eye-opener for people who are pro-life. I’ll be honest—I used to be pro-life before, but as time goes by, napagtanto ko na abortion should really be legalized in this country. Ang sakit isipin na sa mga ganiyang edad, nagdadalang tao na sila agad kahit hindi pa nila kaya or gusto. Kahit sabihin nating may pera, eh hindi nga gusto ng tao??? I also had a nightmare before where I got pregnant because of SA. And I really cried when I woke up, because at that moment, all I could think about was wanting to have an abortion since I didn’t want the baby. It really woke me up and made me reflect deeply.
And a while ago pala, may nabasa ako sa blue app about sa experience ng babae who was SA’d. Kasi lesbian siya, and she was told that maybe hindi pa siya nakakatikim ng opposite gender kaya ginanoon siya. Sobrang nakagagalit, and I think her experience ay same sa 13-year-old girl na nasa movie since tinawag siyang tomboy ng nanay niya. Sana talaga mawala na lang sa mundo ’yong mga taong may ganiyang mindset. Pati mga heteronormative, victim-blaming apologists! And ’yong mga overly religious people na lahat na lang kino-connect sa paniniwala nila, pero hypocrites naman. (I don’t know, I might get cancelled for saying this.)