The new civil year opened for Moran Atias with warmth and love, as she gets used to her new title as a mother, after three months ago she gave birth to her eldest daughter Lia Yael.
The 41-year-old Atias, who chose to be a single mother, often shares with her 458 thousand followers on Instagram the experience of motherhood, when she shares with them the beautiful moments but also does not hide the difficulties.
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In honor of the new year, Atias shared in a revealing story the process she went through with herself on the way to motherhood, and she was not afraid to talk about the less beautiful sides as well and her opinions regarding the experience of pregnancy and birth which changed from end to end.
"This year I want more modesty, and not material modesty of less bikinis, but mental modesty," Atias began.
"Understand and believe that I don't know. I don't know what Yom will bring forth, I don't know more than you. I don't know better than you, I don't know," she admitted.
"For years I believed in my rightness, that I know from experience, from experiences and because I simply know. And here, this year taught me that I know nothing," wrote Atias honestly.
The story of Moran Atias, photo: from Instagram
"I was sure pregnancy was a nightmare," said the new mother, telling how until she became a mother, she believed that giving birth was a traumatic event, and breastfeeding was an act that took place in the barn.
"Giving birth is a trauma and breastfeeding was a repulsive thought that belongs in a barn. Yes, that's how I thought about the process. It repelled me," Atias admitted honestly.
"And here I am, on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, roaring how wrong I was. I didn't know and know nothing," she asked to summarize the post with the important life lesson she learned.
"So this year I ask for more modesty in my thinking, and to truly believe that only God knows. If I argue with someone - I have something to correct. Come on, let's start the school year, let's enjoy the classes," she concluded.
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