Brett Cooper

Okay.

So what you have here are three women that in different varying degrees didn't actually want this life.

We're not sure.

We're not prepared.

We're not excited about the sacrifices that they and their bodies were going to be making.

And then at the tail end received very little support once they entered this period of their life.

And

All of this, it just pisses me off because rather than actually helping or trying to have a conversation about that, one side of our culture just shames them for those feelings.

And then the other one exploits them publicly in the media for their own agenda.

Now, thankfully I did see a few people in the comments who did understand the point.

Like one woman said,

Y'all, it's not the kids they don't care for.

It is the brutal system and the weight of caring for and supporting children in today's environment.

Women who do not have appropriate support or resources are struggling.

And then Nurse Kate, this is Benny Johnson's wife, she said, this is the worst kind of propaganda.

Hers was my favorite comment on the entire thread.

It isn't the children.

It is a society that rejects small children, forcing most parents to feel like they must isolate at home.

Pieces such as this only exaggerate

that feeling.