I think they should get a happy mother's day. They still held a child in their womb.
Do you think a woman who had a miscarriage still should be wished a happy mother's day? Do the answers vary between men and women on this subject? (Maybe ask your significant other to answer as well please.)
As much as I sympathize with such a loss, no, it would demean the wonderful women who are doing the work of raising children.
I don’t think so. It only hurts more.
If she is a mother?
I didn't have an opinion, Yin, so I did a little research
and then a bit of contemplation.
My personal opinion at present is
"No."
Given the reality of surrogacy, it is not implantation and
growth of an embryo in a uterus that makes a woman mother; it is the
relationship that exists between the mother and the child after birth that
begins the existential relationship.
(And I think Don Barzini
hinted at that in his answer.)
I am continuing this post in the “comment” section below
with an excerpt from a link to CNN
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/11/us/how-mothers-day-started-trnd/index.html
