There is no physical injury, unless the abortion is carried out by a quack; if there is any psychological injury it is only because the person in question is dominated by moral or religious ideas.
In the book "Homo Faber" by Max Frisch, the author discusses the complexities surrounding abortion and its implications. He asserts that physical harm only occurs if an unqualified individual performs the procedure, emphasizing the importance of proper medical care. This perspective underlines the significance of professional medical practices in ensuring safety during abortions.
Frisch also touches on the psychological aspects involved, suggesting that any emotional distress experienced by the person considering or undergoing an abortion is largely influenced by societal morals or religious beliefs. This highlights how external pressures can impact an individual's mental health regarding such personal decisions, pointing to the interplay between personal autonomy and cultural values.
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