AT&T actress Milana Vayntrub revisits her abortion at 22 years old: 'I just never felt like it was

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my child'

Milana Vayntrub revisited her abortion story during an appearance on Rachel Bilson's podcast Broad Ideas.

The actress, who was introduced to many as AT&T saleswoman "Lily Adams" in the media company's advertisements, joined Bilson and her co-host Olivia Allen to talk through both her career and her personal life. When discussing her activism and thoughts about the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Vayntrub spoke openly about getting an abortion at the age of 22.

"It was never even a thought that I was going to keep that child. There was no part of me that was like weighting the options," she said. "I was with my first boyfriend out of college, who's a great dude and I love and is still my good friend but was not going to be my forever person. I was working at a job that was not paying me enough to even live the life that I had at that moment, let alone take on the giant financial strain that a child is and I just never felt like it was my child."

She went on to further explain how she felt that there had been "a seed planted in me" and rather than feeling connected to the embryo, she thought of it as "a polyp that needed to be removed." Luckily, she had the support of her mother and her mother's health insurance to see a doctor who put her under anesthesia to perform the abortion.

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/milana-vayntrub-revisits-abortion-story-192846043.html

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. Women are perfectly capable of making decisions.

No matter what little piss ants like Lindsey Graham seem to want everyone to believe.

Lindsey doesn’t get to decide what happens to my body.

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2. Thank you for posting this