Why do women skew and romanticize "give birth" and give completely another meaning to it then what it actually is?

[melssvdv]

Give birth means gestating a child. Pushing it out. That is it. No matter how painful it is, just because we got the short end of the stick does not mean we have to romanticize it.

And at the end of the day, every human being is begotten of a man's seed.

[CalmUntilAbused]

Wow, that's a brave thing to say... Honestly, to a healthy extent, it probably originates from the story about Holy Virgin Mary giving birth to Our Lord Jesus Christ. I suppose it was also a kind exception, since She is an eternal virgin and yet She gave birth to Our Lord Jesus Christ. I believe the man-hating feminists exploited this natural sentiment to paint men as useless or at the very least inferior to women.

[melssvdv]

I was talking about how men beget offspring effortlessly and yet, the whole baby is just remotely made by a sperm

[melssvdv]

Sorry ignore my comment above. Wrong one.

And to comment your reply: in that case, they have forgotten how Eve was made (from her husband's ribs) or even how Adam was made (completely without parents). But they tend to ignore that because it defeats their feminist beliefs XD

[CalmUntilAbused]

@melssvdv Well, I guess they forgot that Holy Virgin Mary went through all of this because Eve listened to satan cosplaying as a snake over God Almighty... 😄

[MidnightRivers]

in my opinion from a male perspective i think women are not so much 'romanticising' childbirth as they are attempting to ascribe significance to an experience that is physically demanding and painful etc. I think while fertilisation involves a male contributor, most of the biological processes, risks, and lasting effects related to childbirth take place within a woman's body. This is why many view it as something beyond the whole process, just being like a biologically ‘mechanical’ function

[melssvdv]

No matter risks, pain or whatnot.. pain does not equal contribution. The sperm does amazing things that the egg and woman cannot. Men create life remotely.

[MidnightRivers]

That's fair enough

[HollyK21]

I really think you should’ve provided some examples of how women are skewing what give birth means, and why you put it in quotations, as if the women you speak of are turning it into something else.

[HollyK21]

I only ask for the clarification because reading through the title and body of this post, it sounds like more of a statement since you don’t provide any examples as a reference point.

[melssvdv]

There are some feminists twisting "birth" into "create". Which is obviously false.

[HollyK21]

Got it, you may want to consider updating your question with this clarification. Reading through the comments I don’t think anyone address specifically those differentiations, and my guess would be because they didn’t understand the prompt. Obviously do what you want, this is just a suggestion.

[Anonymous]

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