How could I argue that I was pro-choice on the basis of liberty if my conclusion was infringing upon not just the rights, but the very existence of another individual? And more importantly, an individual with no representation who played… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
By all standards, my mother was strict. Any independence we had was earned through mutual trust and respect. She was a parent first and a friend second. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
Stuck in an unhappy marriage on the path to divorce, my father concluded that abortion should be the solution to the unplanned, unwanted pregnancy… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
You must choose where you are going to put your money. That may be different than everyone else around you - and that is… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
I don't think setting people up is a bad move; in fact, it's one way to actually help singles - so long as the… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
During my senior year, I dropped out of my Kappa Delta sorority chapter after they asked us to publicly condemn one of our alums,… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
The landscape of dating is a well-trodden horizon of red flags and green flags. Red flags are, of course, warning signs - anything about… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
Decisions should never be made because someone said 'it doesn't matter' or because 'it's empowering.' Those are subjective points. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
I consider myself a relatively happy person, and I love and am grateful for my life. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
My husband was 28 when we met, and by the Internet's definition, he was chronically single. He never felt like any of the women… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
When women take account of their lives and values to make a change, they should never be mocked or have fingers pointed at them. — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
My brothers and I won the lottery with a mother who would walk through fire for us and actively sought out opportunities to support… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
We are biologically designed to both need and want a better half for protection, for procreation, and for community. Wanting such is not oppressive,… — Brett Cooper Copy Share Image
