AT&T Commercial Star Milana Vayntrub: ‘I Am Grateful for the Beautifully Boring Abortion I Had’

[mystery-ak]

AT&T Commercial Star Milana Vayntrub: ‘I Am Grateful for the Beautifully Boring Abortion I Had’

David Ng 8 Feb 2022

Comedian-actress Milana Vayntrub, who is known to millions of TV viewers for playing cheerful saleswoman “Lily” in AT&T’s ubiquitous wireless commercials, has penned a personal essay in which she expresses gratitude for abortion, describing her own experience terminating her unwanted child as “no big deal.”

She also describes women as “all of us with a uterus” and abortions as a form of “essential health care.”

“Over the past decade, I’ve hardly thought about my abortion, except for when I think of those who may not have access to one,” she wrote in an essay for The Daily Beast.

Vayntrub uses her more recent experience of a difficult labor to argue why the Supreme Court should uphold Roe v. Wade.

“Now that I’ve experienced a full-term pregnancy and given birth, I find myself thinking about how imprisoning it would be to go through this if I didn’t choose it,” she wrote. “All of us with a uterus may soon be stripped of the constitutional right to an abortion. Forced pregnancy and birth sounds medieval—as medieval as secret, unsafe abortions. And yet, here we are.”

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[txradioguy]

She's to the left of Bernie if you look at her Instagram profile.  I was quite disappointed when I found tat out.

[jmyrlefuller]

She's to the left of Bernie if you look at her Instagram profile.  I was quite disappointed when I found tat out.

She's literally a relic of the Soviet Union.

She's a beautiful woman physically, but alas, one of those women for whom physical beauty is all they have.

[txradioguy]

She's literally a relic of the Soviet Union.

She's a beautiful woman physically, but alas, one of those women for whom physical beauty is all they have.

And as we've seen with most Liberals once that beauty fades there's nothing left.

[Hoodat]

Forced pregnancy and birth sounds medieval—as medieval as secret, unsafe abortions. And yet, here we are.”

Forced pregnancy?  Is she a rape victim?  Was she held down against her will and artificially inseminated?

Yes, I am disappointed as well.  Perhaps she should move back to Uzbekistan to discover how precious life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness really are.

[mystery-ak]

She's literally a relic of the Soviet Union.

She's a beautiful woman physically, but alas, one of those women for whom physical beauty is all they have.

Nothing that a lot of make-up and a push-up bra won't solve.

[mountaineer]

I am sad for the child she killed.

[mystery-ak]

I am sad for the child she killed.

I guess it wasn't a *beautiful* experience for the baby....what  a horrific thing to say!

[jmyrlefuller]

I am sad for the child she killed.

Having read the original essay she wrote,  it appears she is convinced that the child never existed.

[txradioguy]

Nothing that a lot of make-up and a push-up bra won't solve.

*Typical Male Mode On*

If you've ever seen her IG page...a pushup bra is the last thing she needs...if anything she needs a bra to make them look LESS prominent.

*Typical Male Mode Off*

[Hoodat]

Nothing that a lot of make-up and a push-up bra won't solve.

I think it's more than just a push-up bra.  I think she has been enhanced.

[deb]

She will someday be required to give an account for this. Scripture makes clear how precious children are in His sight. Ms. Vayntrub may not believe this, but that makes no difference. We will all have to account for our sins.

[Hoodat]

She will someday be required to give an account for this. Scripture makes clear how precious children are in His sight. Ms. Vayntrub may not believe this, but that makes no difference. We will all have to account for our sins.

She does have the option of recognizing, acknowledging, confessing, and asking for forgiveness.  But it doesn't look like she's gotten to the recognizing part yet.

[deb]

She does have the option of recognizing, acknowledging, confessing, and asking for forgiveness.  But it doesn't look like she's gotten to the recognizing part yet.

Yes, she does. I pray she sees what she did and asks for forgiveness.

[mountaineer]

Having read the original essay she wrote,  it appears she is convinced that the child never existed.

It's the whole "it's not a person unless I believe it's a person" motif, I'd guess.

[Hoodat]

It's the whole "it's not a person unless I believe it's a person" motif, I'd guess.

I believe Adolf Eichmann said the same thing about Jews.

[catfish1957]

Man, one easy lesson in making a "9" into a "7".  Liberalism is ugly

Looks aside, she sure seems certain of what happens immediately in the afterlife......  Hate to have to be her trying explain that flippant comment about a child's life.

[Bigun]

She will someday be required to give an account for this. Scripture makes clear how precious children are in His sight. Ms. Vayntrub may not believe this, but that makes no difference. We will all have to account for our sins.

    

Something about being cast into the sea with a millstone around your neck IIRC.

[catfish1957]

   

Something about being cast into the sea with a millstone around your neck IIRC.

Her time hawking phones may not last much longer.  I've noticed she's chubbed out for the pandemic, and they are strategically hiding her fat ass with camera angles.

[Smokin Joe]

Doesn't matter, as far as sales go, at least to me. I ditched AT&T years ago for their lousy coverage anyplace that wasn't next to a paved road, and some that were. Nothing will make me go back.

[Right_in_Virginia]

She will someday be required to give an account for this. Scripture makes clear how precious children are in His sight.

I think she'll someday be required to also give an account for her essay on the "beautifully boring abortion" she had ----- using her fame to give comfort and courage for others to follow in her footsteps. @debrawiest

[deb]

I think she'll someday be required to also give an account for her essay on the "beautifully boring abortion" she had ----- using her fame to give comfort and courage for others to follow in her footsteps. @debrawiest

Leading others astray….

[Smokin Joe]

Well, she just used up the last of her 'cute and perky' points with her complacency toward the murder of her child.

Either she's lying (acting role) or she's not wired right.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Leading others astray….

Yup.   

[jmyrlefuller]

Her time hawking phones may not last much longer.  I've noticed she's chubbed out for the pandemic, and they are strategically hiding her fat ass with camera angles.

That's maternity weight. She had a kid (no mention of who the father is, so maybe sperm donor?).

[catfish1957]

That's maternity weight. She had a kid (no mention of who the father is, so maybe sperm donor?).

Oh... the irony.  Bragging about a beautiful abortion, while carrying or just delivering?  This young lady's mind is quite F'ed up.

PS.  Preggers doesn't really impact gluteus size.  Let's see how she sizes up later.

[jmyrlefuller]

Oh... the irony.  Bragging about a beautiful abortion, while carrying or just delivering?  This young lady's mind is quite F'ed up.

PS.  Preggers doesn't really impact gluteus size.  Let's see how she sizes up later.

Read her original essay. It's something spectacularly messed up.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/this-is-us-actress-milana-vayntrub-my-abortion-story

Basically she had some serious, painful complications giving birth and it reinforced her belief that had she not deliberately wanted to bring that child into the world, she never would have done it, but that her abortion as a college student was quick and painless (to her). It just seems so cold and calculated. She saw the importance of reproducing (which I will give her credit for that; much of my generation would rather live childfree and to heck with the consequences), but only when she was financially well-off. She saw absolutely nothing wrong with her abortion, then or now—her supposedly strong moral compass didn't bat a proverbial eyelash. To her, a child killed in the womb was better than one born to a poor mother. When I say that's a relic of Soviet thinking, I'm not kidding!

[240B]

Noticed her breasts months ago. Even posted how big-huge they had become from when she first started. Even commented that she needs specially tailored shirts. Thought she had a boob-job or something. But it could have been pregnancy or simply gaining weight with age. Who knows?

But yes, when she first appeared she was beautiful and totally chase worthy. But they all are. Over the years she evolved to be less and less attractive. I agree she will not be around much longer. Too many other young beauties with no baggage.

[Right_in_Virginia]

That's maternity weight. She had a kid.

Not really ..... she gave birth in May 2020.

[Hoodat]

In case there's any question of her political leanings . . .