What moral justification besides bodily autonomy do you use to support the position t

[Brakeman]

Well, A woman has hundreds of thousands of eggs that "Could" be fertilized and could create a baby. She, generally speaking, has about 40 years or so of natural monthly cycles where one or more of these eggs becomes open to the possibility of conception. Yet in reality, she will choose to greatly limit the possible progeny to just one or two children as the norm. Thus it is morally imperative that she be able to choose the circumstance and the timing of the few children she does choose to have because for every child she chooses to have, at least 11 more eggs lose their chance to become babies just as surely as if you chopped them up in a blender.