Young girls under 15 have immature, undeveloped pelvises (full maturity later in teens). This causes cephalopelvic disproportion: the baby's head cannot pass, risking prolonged obstructed labor, fistulas (vagina-bladder/rectum tears), infections, and maternal/fetal death. WHO data show elevated eclampsia, endometritis, anemia, preterm birth, and low birth weight. C-sections avoid some vaginal trauma but pose surgical risks on immature tissues plus future pregnancy complications. Pregnancy also diverts nutrients from the growing girl.
@Rosebwnny ... Little girls cannot safely give birth. Even with C-sections, it would DESTROY their bodies. Abortion is for THE SAFETY OF THE LIVING AND BREATHING CHILD.
But don't just listen to me.
@grok Please break down why little girls cannot safely give birth in any capacity.
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