This is stunning to me.
This girl, who apparently has some emotional issues, is seeing a therapist. She can’t stand that anyone else has any level of happiness in their lives, because of her own problems in life. If she personally is not happy, then nobody else should be happy.
How narcissistic and selfish can this girl be? Maybe that’s one of her life’s problems she needs therapy for, that she can’t allow others she encounters to have any joy in their lives, because of the misery in her own life.
This girl’s story could even be a metaphor for liberalism. Think about it.
Probably a good thing. I’m thinking her spawn would not necessarily be an asset to our society.
This girl’s story IS a metaphor for liberalism.
You are spot on!
YOU! Sir....are CORRECT!
I think posters are being too hard on this woman. She is pretty much admitting she’s a basket case; she writes about envying women who have what she wants, which is sad. It takes guts to admit you’ve been lying about what you really want out of fear you’ll never get it. I think it’s obvious that she doesn’t really “hate” pregnant women. Rather, she envies them. We should pray this woman find the path to true happiness, rather than sneer at her grief.
This story is NOT an isolated case. My daughter married late(36) and at the time she had a group of single women friends that had been close since college. One, was married and divorced and had a child. The women who were not in a relationship at the time just stopped speaking to my daughter and when she got pregnant, that finished everything. One took the desperate step of allowing herself to get pregnant and become a single mother, but still doesn’t want have anything to with my daughter and her family.
My daughter has said that her friends dream of getting married and becoming a stay at home mom. She said that they would all gladly give up their careers to be able to be a stay at home mom.
They're called head shrinks because that's mostly what they do, try to bring people with an overinflated self-esteem back to reality. Unavoidable byproducts of vanity are envy, unhappiness, and leftist thoughts. By shrinking heads they indirectly reduce painful feelings of envy, enabling people to feel happier and to mind their own business.
We need a new national self-esteem movement: to lower it. Humility is a virtue, vanity is a vice.