Slag Girl Illustrated Book

"Everything is in order. It is true that men and women have different physiological structures. For thousands of years, women have been responsible for the function of childbirth. But you ask how many contemporary women want to have children from their heart, and feel comfortable when they are pregnant. How many people have never felt wronged at all, and how many people have never regretted after giving birth. Indeed, this is a natural law, but this is not a choice. I want to invest in this project, not for all women, and I have not advocated all. Human beings are like this. I am just giving women who have no intention of giving birth a little more choice."

"I think you are arguing. It is not painful for women to have children. The reason why they are great is that they use their lives to nurture the next generation." The male student retorted.

"Of course, all mothers in the world are great. This is inevitable, but our focus today is not here. Let me ask you, do you admit that having children is painful?"

"Of course." The man answered without hesitation.

"Then I ask you, if there is a fair choice, would you be willing to conceive for your wife and give birth for your wife?"

The male classmate was stunned, and after a while, he blushed and said, "This is originally a woman's business, so why should we men do it!"

"The woman herself is beautiful and has the ability to make money. Is this man able to earn hundreds of millions or be good to his wife for a lifetime? Is it possible to not cheat during pregnancy, or to be able to use money to play good food and drink Lhasa? Worry? Nothing can be done. Why should women give birth to your men? What do men offer? A spirit! What do women give? Half-life!"

This question from which project you would invest if you had 10 billion, instantly transformed into a battle between men and women.

The more open-minded and well-educated women, the lower the fertility rate will be. It's not that they can't give birth, but that they don't want to give birth.

The cost of giving birth to a child is too great, so they are unwilling.

More and more people are starting to join this debate.

Until a female classmate who had just given birth last year came out to tell her.

"My name is Kemler and I am 24 years old. I have been afraid of pain since I was a child. One of the most painful things in my life is having a baby."

"I met my husband when I was in college. I was in his freshman year and his junior year. We have a very good relationship. We got married the year before, and I am afraid of childbirth."

"But the two husbands and wives can't have children together. People around us are also urging us, and he also said, or we want a child."

"I agreed, but I didn't have much trouble here, because we got pregnant soon."

"At the beginning, I vomited all the time and vomited everything I ate. I finally got through it, my hands and feet were weak. The first time I regretted it was when the first stretch marks grew on my belly."

"Later, like the watermelon rind, it grew longer and more. I hurriedly looked for various beauty products to eliminate it, but everything seemed to be against me, and lines began to grow on my thighs."

"During pregnancy, I was afraid of crushing me, and the two couples began to sleep in separate rooms."

"I don’t know if it’s because I’m too emotionally sensitive or something. He seems to be getting busier and busier. I seem to rely more and more on him. I quit school and went home to give birth. For a moment, I felt panic. I was the only one in the house. It was empty and cold. I couldn't find any sense of belonging in this house."

"Finally, in the few days before the birth, pregnant women can't make up. I really feel dirty and embarrassed when I go out unkempt. My stomach hurts and hurts. I am most afraid of it. At that time, I didn't want to be great at all, I didn't want to. Being a mother, I am not a selfless and dedicated person at all. I don't want to have a baby. I feel so painful."

"But I just didn't cry, my face was pale like a ghost, I just didn't cry, and people around me insisted on a few words without pain and forbearance. I don't think it will be of any use to me. A woman really does it at that moment. I don’t have to rely on, I only have myself. I seem to have split into two people, half of whom I really love the child in my stomach, after all I have been pregnant with him for so long, and half of me start to hate this child from the bottom of my heart. Why are you pregnant? Why must a woman have a baby!"

"Finally I was pushed into the operating room."

"It doesn't feel too much to be anesthetized, but I spread my legs and so many doctors are busy there. There are not only female doctors but also male doctors. For a moment, I feel that all my dignity is broken. "

"Successful delivery is very painful, very painful, and finally the baby came out, but the placenta has not yet come out. No one has ever told me that if the placenta does not come out, a doctor will reach out and take it. It turns out that the woman who gave birth has no self-esteem and face."

"I was lying on the hospital bed| and they all went to see the children. My heart was very heavy. The sudden sadness overwhelmed me. I felt very aggrieved and uncomfortable."

"On the day I was discharged from the hospital, the skin on my stomach was loose and unsightly. My husband still looked like that. He hasn't changed a bit, but I know that from this moment on, my youth is over."