The Question Game

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A: In the first case, you have that tiny shred of happiness for a short amount of time. In the second, you can have all the happiness in the world without any such attachment. Most people pin their contentness on stupid material things, or physical attachments. I agree, they're great and all, but it's not all life has to offer (bolded for emphasis). Most people fail to realise this, and when whomever decides they want to burst the person's bubble, that person falls into a depression because they lost this or that. So rather than put my happiness on the line for one single thing, I want to have ALL options available. No, this isn't going to say (in the case of love) that I condone or want to be a poligamist, but instead that I take life as it comes to me. Be it wrapped in a red bow or covered in crap.

Q: Are you pro-choice or do you uphold the "godly" Christian values of anti-abortion? Go ahead, give me a nice paragraph if you will.