Discussion on Women's Choices and Freedom
You're not alone.
I also find the freak out around it pretty funny as
well, I'm not gonna lie. Commentator that was like, "What she's
doing is peddling the dangerous lie that you-- that women
can have it all."
Can you believe that?
You know, I find it very funny because the way of
life
that conservatives are trying to push
out there,
which is to marry young and have lots of
kids at a young age, that is no threat to me.
I celebrate it.
If that is a choice that you are coming to
freely,
and you feel good about it, that is no threat to me.
But what I do find funny is that my choice
is a threat to them.
Despite the rhetoric they use and the
bald eagles that they plaster all over the place, they actually really do not
believe in a free country. Very aggressively do not believe in a free
country. Because they attack
everyone
who exercises their freedom to choose all sorts of
lives, but they attack those who choose the life
that they don't lead or a life that they
don't approve of.
You do not need anyone's approval to lead your
life and make the choices that make you happy.
They talk about being pro-family, but all of a sudden
when a thirty-six-year-old
talks about having a baby, they're mad.
How many male members of Congress are they
freaking out about, about having kids after forty?
The president
had his last kid at fifty-nine.
Life happens, and people say you have-- you're dangering-- you're, you're peddling
this dangerous lie that women can have it all.
You know, maybe in life you can't have everything,
but here's the secret,
you can have a hell of a lot.
And I am very grateful
for my life.
I
go after what I want,
but
maybe that's what they don't like either.
Too bad for them.
These are hormones that send signals to your
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