Abortion should I?

Firsts of all, Plato and I (Aristotle) would be opposed to abortion. However, I can say that I sort of agree with this but, I tend to contradict myself because at the end I don’t agree with this because I think of abortion as not morally permissible. But I will honestly say that I haven’t actually got on the topic in full. Considering my golden mean or middle path as you want to call it. Golden mean means that you can’t be too good or too bad. In other words nothing at extreme is ok. And we can’t forget my great emphasis on freedom for the individual as opposed to the power of the state.Therefore, I think that every individual believes his or her action is for the best, that it will somehow advance goodness, and here is what I mean; “Every action and pursuit is thought to aim at some good; and for this reason the good has rightly been declared to be that at which all things aim" Ok, I know that this can sound not as good as is suppose to, because I know that this looks like that everything is permissible because everything leads to the good, at least that is how people think. In fact, I tend to differentiates between acts that people believes to be good and those that are in fact good. You have seen my way of asking questions and getting to a different point in Plato´s books. So I can say that this is a great example of how I tend to contradict people. But returning to our question; a woman who seeks an abortion might believe she is seeking the best for herself and the unborn fetus. However, even if that were true that is not the best choice, because you don’t have the right to take a person’s life. However, in “Politics” my book I reflected the acceptance of abortion in ancient Greek society. However, this will depend on the amount of people you have in the family. If the couple have children in excess, it is ethical to apply an abortion. However, if they apply the abortion, it must be before sense and life have begun.