Ultimately, it's not a choice I can make either way.
  Even if I was to provide sperm for procreation, the choice to
  carry or not isn't mine; not at any point in the process.

  I can't chose for others. Hence, I'm pro-choice.

  Had I the facilities to pluck all unwanted/impractical feti out
  of undesired situations, raise them in a laboratory, and provide
  an environment that could sustain them, educate them, raise them
  to a point of independence, I would do so.

  But I cannot. Therefore, without any better solutions, it is not
  a choice that is mine to make, therefore, I am pro-choice for
  those with the right to choose, which is the person carrying.
  Not me. I have no choice in the matter for I have no uterus.

  Laws should support the rights of the chooser to choose, up to
  the point where the fetus can have a relatively independent
  breathing/heartbeat/existence. At that point, the State's rights
  take over on behalf of the independent being.

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