Abortion is one of the most tragic and horrific practices of our time, and not just for the baby. The pro-choice crowd never wants to discuss moms who regret their abortions. These poor women aren't exactly the best ad for Planned Parenthood, so they're simply ignored.

This lady named Le took to Tiktok and detailed the deep regret she feels over her abortion. She said it has been about a month since the abortion, and she "hates [her]self every day". She explains how she thought she was doing the right thing, but she can't stop thinking, "what if," particularly because she had the means to care for the child. But she ultimately had the abortion because she thought it would benefit both her and the people around her. And now, in her own words, she's "broken".

The comments on her original TikTok are full of other women expressing the pain and regret they feel over their own abortions. One reads, "I got one last year… thought it was the best decision but it has ate at me everyday since then… my biggest regret. I’ll never do it again."

Another woman wrote, "My sweet baby would have been a year old. The pain and guilt never goes away." And another woman said she ended up in the psych ward because of her abortion.

Abortion is undeniably linked to declines in the mother's mental health. A study from the British Journal of Psychiatry found "women who had an abortion were 34 percent more likely to develop an anxiety disorder, 37 percent more likely to experience depression, 110 percent more likely to abuse alcohol, 155 percent more likely to commit suicide, and 220 percent more likely to use marijuana."

It's so infuriating that this is considered "pro-women" and "feminist". How can encouraging women to murder their own children, telling them they can't have a career and a baby or be a single mom - how is any of that pro-women?

And it's always seemed to me that, after having an abortion, women either become pro-life or join the chorus of screeching banshees at the women's march. Hopefully, more and more women will come to the light side.