In an interview with the New York Post, he expressed his annoyance at being referred to as “mom” even though he had marked “male” on medical records.
Being born with a uterus does not guarantee conception or pregnancy, according to Kaspar-Williams.
“No one can ever really know whether having children is possible until you try,” she added. Because it is a false equivalence that all women can become mothers.
That all mothers carry their children, or that all persons who bear children are mothers, it is crucial that we define “womanhood” in terms of “motherhood.”
By deciding to get pregnant after distancing himself from the ideas of gender identity and body functions.
