A core pro-choice argument is that while a fetus may have moral value, no person should be legally required to use their body to sustain another life against their will. Pregnancy involves significant physical, medical, and emotional demands, and in most areas of law, people cannot be forced to donate organs, blood, or bodily resources—even to save someone else. In a diverse society where people hold different beliefs about when life begins, the decision to continue a pregnancy should remain with the individual who is directly affected, rather than being mandated by the government.