I was once approached by a documentary filmmaker who was working on a project about tradwives. She wanted to interview me. I told her I’m not a tradwife and I don’t have children of my own. She apologized. She just assumed. I’m not a tradwife/SAHM, but I defend a woman’s choice to be a tradwife/SAHM and I emphasize how we should be valuing womanhood and motherhood more in our world today. I believe in choice. Am I in the wrong here? Isn’t that what the women’s movement fought for? Choice?

@LisaBritton Only the *right* choices. The ones that don't demean women (like being a SAHM...) /s