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Lawerence pregunto:
Wonderfull great site <a href=" http://www.prisonersonthemove.eu/essay-on-the-iliad#traces ">becoming a nurse essay</a> ´Real´ women are not simply ones who have large bellies after giving birth, any more than ´perfect´ women are the ones who slip back into their normal jeans the day after having their baby. Bodies work differently, they store fat in different places. And who really cares? All these labels simply relate to appearance, and frankly, when a woman becomes a mother her physical appearance is only a very small part of her world that has changed forever. What about the emotional upheaval, or the shift in priority, or the fact that the bits that you can´t see (personally I could talk about my semi-incontinence here, for I´d give up a flat stomach for a more functional pelvic-floor any day) might not work quite as well as they did? For most mothers, the inflated tummy eventually disappears, but so much else changes forever. |
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