Tag: psychology

Euthanasia—for some, an act of mercy; for others, a moral abyss. Should a person have the right to end their life when it becomes filled with pain and helplessness? Or does this open a dangerous door—especially in a world where old age, disability, and suffering are increasingly seen as a “burden”? The debate echoes with questions about dignity, autonomy, and the potential for abuse. Is legalizing euthanasia a mark of progress—or a quiet consent to discard the vulnerable? Answer—before the question becomes personal.

The legality of abortion remains one of the most divisive issues—among politicians, doctors, clergy, and everyday people. For some, it’s a fundamental human right to control one’s body; for others, it’s the unjust ending of a life. Where does a woman’s autonomy end and the fetus’s protection begin? Should the limit be pain perception, maternal risk—or none at all? In a world where emotion often overshadows fact and law becomes a battleground for ideology—your opinion matters. What future do you envision for abortion in your country?