Who says? And most people don't have careers. They have jobs. And every single one of your ancestors had children.
Is it possible that young women are so outraged because they are craving infant contact in a society that makes that very difficult?
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Are convent nuns an outraged bunch? Could be a data point.
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it could have something to do with men dismissing the content of our grievances by blaming some random biological drive
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I think it’s simpler than that: we live in a society that rewards outrage.
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Yeah, I hear some particularly egregious outrage addicts are suing a Canadian university over hurt feelings. Imagine being that delicate!
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I think so. We're not allowed to be just mothers and we don't have many role models to look up to.
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So why don't women who feel that way speak up? Are the more maternal inclined to be more silent?
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Therefore they cant be motherly and dont have the natural instinct to want to have a child and grimace at the thought of having one
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If mothers needed "to prepare girls for motherhood" and teach them to be motherly, than is the "motherly instinct" all that natural?
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And so do souls.
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