About childbearing and motherhood

[NadirGP]

Here below is document that I deem worth its salt.

You don’t have to erase every trace of childbirth from your body
Posted on December 5, 2013 by The Matt Walsh Blog

This woman had a baby a month ago. Now she feels pressured to look like she never conceived a child at all. Apparently, I have accidentally added to that pressure:
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Kim,
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Speaking of which, I’m about to do something that is very rare in my life, and possibly unprecedented on the internet: I’m going to admit that I was wrong. ... I don’t want to spend too much time rehashing a post from a month and a half ago (which is approximately 40 centuries in cyber years) but I also don’t want to sit here and let your husband cite me as justification to harass you about the weight you gained while carrying his child for nine months.
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Thanks for calling me out.
-Matt

For the complete article, please go to this link:
http://themattwalshblog.com/2013/12/05/ ... your-body/

Copyright violation: Post has been edited to make it comply.

[Barbara]

That IS really good, NadirGP.

I am pretty much immune from the tides of current social behavior. But i couldn't help noticing the
RAVING news headline about Kate Middleton [YAWN, I don't like her anyway] as having bounced back
immediately after a birth.
The articles would say : "See PICTURES !", trying to FORCE the world to bow down and worship some phony goddess
for one virtue only : this.

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Then there was another woman celebrity who was fawned over for the exact same thing and likewise
the caption "See Pictures !"
Who cares ?
Who would waste their time assessing some stranger's waistline ?

I see it as Media Conditioning of the public to do what this Matt described so well : force ALL American women to emulate
horrible role models [Kate Middleton, all fake-"stars", Twiggy....].
And not want to have children out of indoctrinated shame about how they may look immediately afterward.

He is a good writer !