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- Analysis on Reich's Reconceiving unintended pregnancy: Considering context in sexual and reproductive decision makingRobert Williams
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- Reich's essay speaks of the common misconceptions of pregnancies, along with the many factors that contribute to it. These being different methods of birth control along with the probability of unplanned pregnancy. Reich discusses the debate of the payment of birth control by insurance companies (144). Along with that she discusses how about fifty percent of pregnancies are unplanned (Reich 143). Due to the common occurrences and natural debates. Women are often marginalized for being pregnant out of wedlock.
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- Reich's Essay allowed me to think of a very common occurrence happening in many high schools and colleges today. The story expressed is based off my cousin Jessica. Reich allowed me realize the lack of support women and men receive in terms of sexual education and birth control methods.
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- Health Class
- Class Topics:CPRSelf CareDrugs and Alcohol
- Jessica and her boyfriend Matt were in high school health class together. During this class, they were never educated about sex or birth control methods.
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- As Jessica and Matt were becoming adults they started to go on more dates and were curious about their sexual desires. However, Jessica did not know how to bring this up to her boyfriend Matt.
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- Jessica Spoke to her doctor and pharmacist about the possibility of getting on Birth Control. This was not covered by Jessica's insurance and it was too expensive for her to pay for it on her own.
- I'm sorry it is not covered.
- Can I please get Birth control with my insurance?
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- The availability of birth control should be much more attainable for those who cannot afford it. as Reich expressed "sex is primarily non-procreative" (144). Especially regarding students, birth control and sex education needs to be improved in our society.
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- Matt finally built up the courage to talk to Jessica about his sexual desires. She agreed with him. They wanted to be cautious of unplanned pregnancies so they discussed using condoms or Jessica using the pill.
- Jessica and Matt did not have the proper knowledge of how to have safe sex. They attempted to use a condom however it broke because it was not used properly. Due to Jessica not being able to access birth control, it gave her a high probability of becoming pregnant.
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- Jessica eventually told her parents that she was pregnant. Her parents being very catholic were extremely disgusted by her having a child out of wedlock. This caused Jessica to not feel safe even in her own home.
- I'm Pregnant
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- Once Jessica became visibly pregnant other students started calling her inappropriate slurs. She started feeling like an outcast in the school.
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- As Jessica lived her normal life she constantly felt judged and looked down upon. By her family, friends, and the world as a whole. Seeing her as a knocked-up 17-year-old girl.
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- Jessica did end up getting an abortion. This sadly stained the way her family and friends now see her
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- Jessica was judged for being someone who had an abortion at a young age. Reichexpresses how "Culturally, there is an assumption that there are two kinds of women: those who have abortions and those who have babies. In fact, these are the same women, at different points in their lives" (149). I believe that women are commonly being marginalized due to the lack of education and birth control methods taught to students in high schools.
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- Work Cited Reich, Jennifer A. “Reconceiving Unintended Pregnancy: Considering context in sexual and reproductive decision making.” In Introducing the New Sexuality Studies, edited by Nancy L. Fischer and Laurel Westbrook. Routledge, 2022, pp. 143-152.
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