Pallavi Gogoi
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The biggest one, however, is that these women are turning the single mom narrative on its head.
In the past, it was something to be ashamed of, a stigma.
But today, for a lot of women I spoke to, it is something to be proud of.
They're not ashamed.
They actually want it.
Think about it.
When you become a mom at 30 or older, you've lived a little, worked a few years, and have some stability.
So a lot of these women that I've talked to, they have their lives together.
You know, they can do it themselves.
Let me start with one woman I met.
Her name is Stephanie Gobler.
She's 43.
She lives in Roswell, outside of Atlanta, Georgia.
And she told me when she was younger, she was this hyper-driven woman, you know, in her career as an architect and as an extreme athlete.
She competed in triathlons, marathons, Ironman, you name it.
But she always wanted a family.
You know, the usual.
A husband, two kids.
Fast forward to today.
This is Caleb.