If you are childless, and not by choice, how do you get through Christmas?
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
The modern feminist columnist. I got pregnant, me, I did.
If you are childless, and not by choice, how do you get through Christmas?
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
The modern feminist columnist. I got pregnant, me, I did.
Infertility can be blessing to rest of us.
Dear British young people,
Here is a fun activity for you to do:
Get married and reproduce.
I am no longer asking.
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No-body has ever wanted to breed with me. I think that may be for the best. 😉
Anyway, my grandmother had seven children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, so I think my family has done its bit.
In an age where so many columnists (especially female ones) are me-me-me, it’s nice that she is at least thinking of others.
Come in, Andrew M, this is Rhiannon Loosely Corset – of course it’s “me-me-me”: the used to be “me-me-me” empathising with her still barren sisters.
We shouldn’t mock. It really was hard for RLC to get pregnant. And some bloke should be congratulated for doing his duty in a zone where few of us could operate.
Scratch a Guardianista, find a conservative:
Proper old-style weddings are back – and they’ve been worth the wait
–Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
My cohabiting generation has not fallen out of love with marriage just yet
–Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
In defence of young, white British men
—Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
“If you are childless, and not by choice, how do you get through Christmas”?
I was childless for decades (two, to be precise) and seemed to get through it very well indeed thank you very much (never got a Johnny Seven but, hey ho).
Whatever is writing this drivel is a cunt.
Proper old-style weddings are back – and they’ve been worth the wait
–Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
I really must start reading the Guardian fashion pages. Whatever next? Flares? Brown furniture? Afghan coats?