The 10th amendment doesn't give majorities in the States the ability to deny folks their natural rights as individuals which are secured by the federal Constitution.
The right to an abortion is not secured by the Constitution. But you knew that already.
A woman's natural right to self-determination is secured by the Constitution just as is your natural right to protect your person and home.
In regards to getting pregnant, no one is denying a woman that right. No one. But you knew that already.
As for self-determination, the citizens of each State have the right of self-determination to mold and shape their societies through their State Legislatures. It is explicitly stated in Amendment X of the Bill of Rights - a self-determining right you wish to deny. Here it is again:
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.
Texas can't take away your individual gun right . . .
Gun rights are explicitly stated in Amendment II. But you knew that already.
. . . just as Texas cannot take away (at least not before the fetus is viable) your daughter's right to choose whether and when to reproduce.
No one is choosing whether and when a woman can reproduce. Women are empowered with control over their own bodies. It is 100% up to each individual woman whether she will grant an access to her body that leads to pregnancy. No one is taking that away. No one. But you knew that already.
Nor does viability have anything to do with this. Either a woman has a God-given right to kill her unborn child or she does not.