There’s something I’ve always found interesting about pregnancy. A woman who has been pregnant befo
There’s something I’ve always found interesting about pregnancy.
A woman who has been pregnant before—who knows the discomfort, the exhaustion, the swollen feet, the back pain—can see another pregnant woman standing in a bus and still not offer her a seat.
Yet somehow, we expect a man who has never experienced pregnancy to notice, understand, and offer his seat.
Isn’t that something?
Maybe kindness shouldn’t always depend on personal experience. Sometimes, all it takes is empathy.
What do you think—should women automatically give their seats to other pregnant women, or is everyone equally responsible for offering a seat?







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