Re-read what you wrote: "It's not a third choice because this option already exists." How can something not be a choice and still be a choice? Because one of the three choices is rarely even contemplated. Here's the answer from real data: The World Health Organization's latest data shows 61 percent of unintended pregnancies now end in abortion, 39 percent end in the woman having the baby. How many consider that third option of putting the baby up for adoption? One half of one percent. Thanks for reading.