Quote that article: “I FELT strong in my choice until wedding bells were replaced with storks. As friends welcomed their first and second children, my anxiety resurfaced when I was surrounded by moms-to-be and women swapping stories about pregnancy cravings. I’d sip my mimosa and find myself subtly tucking away my bare ring finger. The inevitable, well-meaning small talk —“Do you have kids?” — FELT like a gentle jab that I had done something wrong. On any other day, my decisions felt steady and certain. However, at baby showers, I always FELT a little fragile"
That's but three times out of over a dozen she uses that word. Once, again the perils of FEELING one's way through life, and not even attempting to think rationally, yields diasterous results. We can no longer-with any shred of honesty-roll our eyes and scoff "Women", when we encounter such occurrences, for the simple fact that this sh-t is now rampant in our society