Every now and then, we see a video that says exactly what we need to hear, exactly how we need to hear it, from Exactly who we need to hear this news from. Netizen: We found such a video. The news was originally posted by Harshveer Jain on his Instagram account, and it attracted more attention when TheFemaleLead shared it on TikTok.
“There’s an inspirational quote that says ‘You were born alone and you will die alone,’ and it’s like… No! My mom was there when I was born,” Jain began with a laugh. But the theme soon became deeper.
“This is just one example of how men and boys are taught from birth to ignore women’s labor. A woman carries us, feeds us, takes care of us in her body for nine months and then pushes us out, probably with broken bones Some bones and muscles. And then when we get quotes about self-made men… Mom made me, literally!
Personally, welcome to our new feminist king. But maybe you’re thinking, ‘Well, sure, but women have been giving birth to babies for thousands of years. It’s not a big deal. But Jayne points out that when it comes to inventions, patents or machines, we praise inventors for “cultivating an idea, nurturing a product, nurturing a machine, we call them inventors. Whatever the machine has done for humanity No matter how great their contribution, we all give credit to them.
“It’s easy to think of childbirth as something that happens naturally,” he continued. “And this is the second layer of misogyny: girls and women are expected to have children, [irrespective] What effect does it have on their body. This is no longer seen as a favor they have done to the world, but as a duty they must fulfill to the world. That’s nonsense.
“Born alone, died alone? Damn it,” he concluded. “It all happened because a woman chose to have me. The key word is ‘choice’.
I fear we have no choice but to hold on.
Needless to say, women in the comments section applauded enthusiastically, praising his views as something he clearly reflected and Praises his inventor/mom for being a powerful influence in his life.
Others expanded on his ideas with their own experiences.
“I’m a female combat medic. The word I’ve heard the most for five years is ‘mom,'” one commenter shared.
“And these men who claim to be born alone and die alone,” commented another, “most of the time have their wives and daughters caring for them on their deathbeds.”
“I’d choose you over a bear any day,” the third joke, like, it’s a joke, but it’s also the highest compliment I think we can give a man at this point.
But it’s not just the ladies who are happy with the news.
“Bro!!! You just cleared up 5 decades of bullshit I’ve been hearing and spreading without censorship. “Bless your mom. “
Bless Jain’s mom and all moms out there: they never really get the credit we deserve.
