ChezPerky | With 9 year old triplets and a 7 year old diva, life is never boring in ChezPerky!
Description: A blog about living and loving life without kids in New Zealand after infertility, connecting with the childless who want to become childfree.
An Infertility Survivor's Thoughts on Life Without Kids
The first is that I object to being labelled (by society, by anyone) as radical just for living my life. Sure, I don’t have children, but that's only a small part of what makes me who I am. This idea makes me bristle. I object to the idea that just because we differ in only one way – the fact that we haven’t reproduced or parented – we must be seen as radical. I know many No Kidding women (and men) who are the very opposite of radical. They live normal lives – they go to work or school, love their friends a
Of course, it comes down to the definition, and there are many definitions of “ radical, ” as pointed out in the panel discussion. There is the “extremist” definition, the one that automatically comes to mind when I first hear the term “radical.” To be radical means “believing or expressing the belief that there should be great or extreme social or political change.” (Cambridge dictionary) A radical holds very different views, opposing the status quo (as opposed to just differing from it), and speaking out
ChezPerky | With 9 year old triplets and a 7 year old diva, life is never boring in ChezPerky!