“I beg you, please quit asking. Quit assuming it is a choice we all have. Because for some women… it is not.”
- Love What Matters
- Family
- Motherhood
“I beg you, please quit asking. Quit assuming it is a choice we all have. Because for some women… it is not.”
“Cheers of congratulations were met with negative comments about how my life would evolve once the little baby inside me was born. I was told to enjoy traveling now because that would change with kids. People acted like my life was over!”
“I think it’s time our society normalizes doing nothing, too.”
“She saw you texted her saying congratulations, and it warmed her heart. It’s just that the baby cried and she forgot to press send on her ‘thank you.’ She meant to send a photo announcing she had her baby, it’s just that her uterus started contracting, and she was in so much pain it distracted her.”
“I get it…babies are a gift, but it wasn’t a gift I had on my life registry right now.”
“If you or someone you know may be suffering from postpartum depression, don’t wait to reach out.”
“We aren’t tending a wound that will go away over time. As we grow, our grief grows with us.”
“They get to relive the best parts of their childhood through her eyes.”
“And she’ll remain that person for the rest of her life.”
“Because my kids don’t need perfection. They need laughing, playful, happy, me. They need me, who runs after them in a game of chase and tickles them when they’re caught. They need me, who plays make-believe and smiles so big instead of worrying about WHAT I SHOULD BE DOING.”