To Be Normal
When my aunt learned that I was lesbian, she was upset.
Not because of religious beliefs or other reasons, but because
when I 'have a kid,' I'd never have the feeling
that a 'normal' mother is supposed to have.
By that, she meant that I would never know what it was like to hold a
baby that my partner and I made together, that "my" baby would never really be
my baby. To that I say...
1. Fuck you.
2. Having a child isn't about having sex.
3. I don't have to birth my own baby.
4. Not every family has to conform to the norm and do things like have children...
I don't even want kids.
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