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FOUNTAIN PEN NEWSPAPER. I do not believe everything I hear. What to believe & what I do not believe. Is my choice: in my Prolife with or without life, there would be no choice. I do not believe in the question What are prolife or pro-choice; I believe both are one. My decision in life: there is no in-between. Adults make quirky, persistent decisions every day.
Written by Fountain Pen Newspaper Author Winter Breshna.
WHAT I BELIEVE & WHAT I DO NOT BELIEVE: THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE MY OWN TRUTH
Written by Fountain Pen Newspaper Author Winter Breshna
Two‑Page Summary Edition
PAGE ONE — THE POWER OF PERSONAL BELIEF
I Do Not Believe Everything I Hear
In a world full of noise, opinions, rumors, and pressure, I stand on one simple truth: I choose what I believe. Not society. Not strangers. Not headlines. Not emotional arguments.
Belief is not something handed to me — it is something I build through:
lived experience
observation
intuition
discipline
truth earned over time
I do not accept every story. I do not absorb every claim. I do not follow every crowd. I listen, I evaluate, and then I decide.
This is the foundation of my Prolife — my life with choice, my life with awareness, my life with responsibility.
Prolife: With Life, Without Life — Choice Exists Because Life Exists
People argue endlessly about pro‑life and pro‑choice as if they are two separate worlds. As if they cannot coexist. As if one destroys the other.
But I do not believe in that division.
I believe both are one.
Not politically. Not socially. Not as a debate. But as a deeper truth:
Without life, there is no choice.
Without choice, life loses meaning.
Life gives choice.
Choice honors life.
My Prolife is not a slogan. It is the understanding that life itself gives us the ability to choose — and that choice is sacred.
My Decision in Life: There Is No In‑Between
I do not live halfway. I do not live in the “maybe.” I do not live in the “in‑between.”
My decisions are:
corky
persistent
intentional
grounded
unapologetic
Adults make corky, persistent decisions every day — decisions that define their future, their identity, their relationships, and their responsibilities.
Some decisions are quiet. Some decisions are loud. But all decisions shape the life we live.
There is no in‑between when it comes to truth. There is no in‑between when it comes to belief. There is no in‑between when it comes to responsibility.
PAGE TWO — THE RIGHT TO THINK FOR YOURSELF
What I Believe & What I Do Not Believe Is My Choice
I choose what enters my mind. I choose what stays. I choose what I reject.
I do not believe:
rumors
assumptions
pressure
forced narratives
emotional manipulation
labels created by society
I believe:
lived truth
earned wisdom
personal experience
patterns I have seen
actions over words
reality over noise
Thinking for yourself is not rebellion — it is maturity.
Adults Make Corky, Persistent Decisions Every Day
Life is built on decisions:
who you trust
what you believe
what you reject
what you stand for
what you walk away from
Adults make corky, persistent decisions because life demands clarity. Life demands courage. Life demands responsibility.
My decisions may be different from yours, but they are mine — shaped by my Prolife, my experience, my truth.
Winter’s Truth — Belief Is Personal
My truth is simple:
I choose what I believe. I choose what I do not believe. I choose how I live. I choose how I decide.
Life gives me the right to choose. Choice gives me the right to live.
Prolife and pro‑choice, in my understanding, are not enemies — they are reflections of the same truth:
**Life is choice.
Choice is life.**
And adults — corky, persistent, determined adults — make decisions every day that define who they are.
I am one of them.
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Belief is personal. Belief is powerful. Belief is yours.
Do not let anyone take your right to choose your own truth. Do not let anyone force you into a label you did not write. Do not let anyone tell you what your Prolife means.
Your life is your choice. Your choice is your life.
Written by Fountain Pen Newspaper Author Winter Breshna
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