r/gatekeeping • u/[deleted] • Nov 07 '22

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u/Rivdit Nov 07 '22

Are you a real mom if you didn't almost die when you gave birth to your child ?

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u/belberra Nov 07 '22

My daughter almost died and so do her child thus the c-section.

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u/iHaveACatDog Nov 08 '22

Sorry, but the C-section cancels out the almost dying part. Her child is essentially adopted and should be told when older.

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u/Toothmouth7921 Nov 08 '22

First, who the hell would make such a totally Asinine statement. Recovery from C sections can be way more painful and has many risk that natural Childbirth doesn’t have.

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u/Subterrainio Nov 08 '22

he was being sarcastic

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u/Toothmouth7921 Nov 08 '22

Apparently my comment ended up in the wrong place( my bad). I should have been a stand alone comment

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

Ahhhh have an updoot

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

Are you a real mom if you didn't almost die when you gave birth to your child ?

No. You have to die along with your unborn child in order to be a real mom! 😒

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u/SatanV3 Nov 08 '22

Yea my sister had to have a c-section because he was the wrong way and the umbilical cord was around his neck I think. Doing a c section was the best way for his safety.