Mother's Love

"I didn't imagine that it could be tied in such a brutal way, so bare, so, so... I don't know," says Malú, opening her mouth and eyes wide and accompanying herself with her hands.

“So true, so unconditional”, journalist María Casado helps her, when she runs out of words to describe the motherly love she feels.

The tweet with a fragment of the interview they did to the singer in

, from TVE, has thirty retweets and more than 130

.

In both cases, 70% are women.

Malú tells us about her motherhood: “What I didn't imagine is that you could love in such a brutal way”.

#LasTresPuertas10

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– The 1 (@La1_tve) April 13, 2022

In prison and at sea, with the mythical "mother's love" tattooed on our grandparents supposedly thinking of our great-grandmothers, and also on social networks, the true woman is the mother woman.

Only with motherhood is access to the love that was never felt.

To the road.

To the meaning that gives life what comes out of the bowels.

Our children look at us and we become what we have always been called to.

Until then, kill time.

Neither love, nor feeling brutally, nor unconditionally… Substitutes until motherhood.

"Children are the devil," a childhood friend tells me.

There is not a hint of a joke in the sentence, nor in her severe rictus.

She had the call of mother nature, or the penalty, at 16, she hit three, and at 41 she doesn't want to see a baby anywhere near.

"Now I am free," she says, living abroad, detached from her offspring, making up for the time that was stolen from her.

Did she have them because she wanted to?

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Why do you fathers and mothers hide that parenting means being in a hole for a lot of months?

– Rebeca Carranco (@RebecaCarranco) November 15, 2021

The most innocent tweet that one can write, —”Why do fathers and mothers of families hide that parenting is to be in a hole for a lot of months?” — was an affront to the mass of tweeters.

More than 800,000 impressions, a thousand retweets and quotes, I don't know how many

and many other squirts.

I keep my favorite: “Being a well is to come home to feed the cat, compulsively look at the mobile, masturbate with I don't know device [*author's note: Satisfyer], buy things you don't need to impress friends who are not really your friends and take a Zolpidem to be able to sleep”.

In

(Today's Topics) by journalist and writer Agus Morales, Tiffany Wright becomes pregnant at 21. Her father won't let her have an abortion and she flees to Calcutta, where she raises her son and earns a living as a screenwriter. .

She never completely forgives Bill, her father, for forcing her to dedicate her youth, her best years, to raising a child.

She, like my flesh and blood friend, recovered her life years later.

Perhaps out of sanity, many women do not give their lives so easily, but at 40 they run like Genzebe Dibaba to fulfill the mission.

They had almost forgotten her if it weren't for the village funerals, where the old women of the place fulfill her mission perfectly: And the children, for

?

And a race against time begins, against health and against the wallet.

You just have to take a look at the wonderful #infertilpandy, a virtual network of mutual support, full of love, information, fears and much suffering.

I have no special interest in seeing my countryman Albert Rivera on the networks or anywhere else.

But if they interviewed him, in addition to the dismissal and the failure of that game, I would like them to ask him about paternity.

Surely he, as Malú says at the end of the video posted on Twitter, can also only do “from here to here” because from “here to here” he has something else, his daughter, who is his “priority”.