Moran Atias, who is now in the sixth month of her pregnancy when she is 41, felt the need last night (Tuesday) to share her 453,000 followers on the social network Instagram in cases where she took a birth control pill because she felt not ready enough for mothers.
In touching words, she explained how important it was for her to conceive at the right time and in her way, when she finally emphasized the obvious conclusion for her that every woman should and must stand the right to decide when and how she gets pregnant.
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"Motherhood is a choice," Moran wrote in a headline to a post to which two photos of herself were attached in which she proudly displayed her round, pregnant belly.
"In the romantic relationships I had, sometimes I had to take the morning pill after that my one 'failed to control himself,'" she shared in her conduct.
"I had to because I wanted to choose to be a mother. I wanted to give it to the child," she explained of the importance in her eyes in getting into a desirable pregnancy.
"It took me years and years to find the courage to commit to what I really wanted. In my own way. In my choice. In my time," she clarified.
"This right, to choose to be a mother or not, belongs to all women," she ruled, adding "a mother in the sixth month of her pregnancy."
Just earlier this week, Atias wrote another post, which also dealt with the same topic, in which she responded to claims that in the news article she was photographed last weekend in which she talked about choosing to be a single mother, she did not renew anything: "I will continue to interview, stimulate dialogue "Every statement, look and legislation until I really do not renew anything with a woman's independent choices," she replied to her critics.
"For me, and for a world where I want to raise my children."
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