“A woman’s value lies not in her womb but in her influence and I choose not to have children so that I can care for the world.”
For generations, society has quietly—sometimes loudly—equated a woman’s worth with motherhood. The assumption has been simple: a woman’s “natural role” is to have children, and her value is measured by how well she fulfills that role. But this idea is not only outdated—it is limiting. A woman’s value does not lie in her womb. It … Read more