I am a member of the 1%. No, not the yacht-owning kind. I mean, I'm a woman who can read.

Hear me out. Historically, it is unheard of how privileged modern moms like me are.

I grew up in a happy home, married to a guy who still loves and cares for me 22 years later.

I've given birth seven times, and I never even died once. I have antibiotics.

I have clean water, free speech if I can keep it. But no, the internet insists motherhood is

misery with snack breaks. Consider this spicy girl boss debate. I recently saw Stephen Bartlett

moderated feminists from two camps.

We have Babies Our Blessings, Ladies, like this one.

It's the most incredible love you'll ever experience in your life.

And the burn everything down and then eat it, ladies, like that one.

I think when we're talking about rules, we are really in dangerous water.

The claws came out.

No. They shouldn't. No, let me, can I finish?

And as a mom of many kids, this one part in particular stuck out to me and I had to share it with you along with my thoughts. But before we get into that, do you ever feel like your money is working against your values instead of for them?

That is no way to build a future for your children and grandchildren.

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