How many children did you
bequeath to the world? How many humans did you sire? How well did you conform
to society norms to procreate?
It must be important because on
your obituary behind the date and the cause of your death and before your
accomplishments and accolades is the number of children you begat.
Whether your maternal instincts
provided your man a brood of sons and daughters to display as signs of a
productive marriage bond and a wealth to be able to afford all these little
people.
Others had as many if not more
while breeding, but other than the few moments of physical pleasure, these new
boys and girls were family slaves to work for free.
Still we multiply without regard
of the planets capability to feed the offspring. The measurements of births
against the deaths balance our possibility for survival.
For those who seem incapable to
follow the cultural norm, there is adoption, in vitriol fertilization, or
whatever other means to achieve the status of motherhood.
Others are to wander in the
shadows of doubt and social ridicule for not becoming a mother? Maternal
instincts do not have a quiz but is fired by social pressure.
Some say there are those who
should not or cannot become doctors. Some say there are those who cannot
accomplish the grades to pass the test. Some say there are those who are
destined to fail.
To raise a brood should not be
a reaction to an “Uh Oh” moment but a rational preplanned decision to raise a
family.
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