Dr_Bukkake

De facto vs de jure. Most women are not aware they are pregnant yet at six weeks. These are bans.

Pregnancy tests can give you results even before your first missed period so don’t act like there’s no way of knowing before six weeks. Getting pregnant is a result that can happen when not taking precautions during sex. If someone is that scared of getting pregnant and unwilling to deal with the consequences they should use precautions such as condoms and birth control. They can even take Plan B if they are that worried.

Nope, I'm talking about this: https://accessiblelaw.untdallas.edu/texass-abortion-bill-who-can-sue

But what you actually said was- “ Except for states like Texas that sue women for doing this, or the places that want to investigate any woman for even a miscarriage.”

Once again like the “don’t say gay bill” you guys have it wrong. That law you you are speaking of specifically goes after anyone who performs an abortion on a woman after six weeks not a woman who has one.

“the bill allows any person to bring a civil suit against anyone who performs, induces, or aids and abets the performance or inducement of an abortion”

Also: “ Notably, the statute prohibits a third-party from bringing suit against a woman that gets an abortion.”

So no, no women are being sued in Texas for getting an abortion.

Nope, and there are many cases. Here's a hit from Google; you can find others: https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/politics/a27454956/what-does-georgias-abortion-law-mean-women-who-miscarry/

I don’t even know what you are getting at here. You’re linking an article about a bill that was never put into practice and ruled unconstitutional and removed in 2020. Also, the bill went after doctors who performed an abortion not women who had an abortion.