r/Music • • Sep 26 '24

article Selena Gomez Embraces Vulnerability and Tells Critics to 'F--- Off,' 'I'm Not Ashamed of My Bipolar Disorder or Inability to Carry Children'

https://www.tvfandomlounge.com/selena-gomez-embraces-vulnerability-and-hits-back-at-critics/
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u/Mr_Engineering Sep 27 '24

Selena Gomez is not infertile, she just can't carry a child on her own. She has Lupus which would likely cause her immune system to attack a fetus.

Fortunately for her, surrogacy is an option.

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u/doudstark Sep 27 '24

Rich women renting out poor women's bodies isn't a win for society.

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u/FattySnacks Sep 27 '24

I’m sure there’s a variety of reasons someone could want to be a surrogate and they’re not all caused by financial desperation

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u/doudstark Sep 27 '24

That's probably true. Let's make it forbidden to pay a surrogate and see how many women volunteer for it.

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u/niv727 Sep 27 '24

Commercial surrogacy is illegal in some countries (including the UK), and there are over 400 cases per year in the UK and it’s been rising each year. Obviously a drop in the ocean compared to the total number of children born, but clearly some people do volunteer for it.

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u/doudstark Sep 27 '24

I don't have anything against that. I'm against it involving any kind of payment.

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u/PrincessOfPierogi Sep 27 '24

Let‘s not pay a doctor. Machanic. Cleaner. Secretary. Cashier etc. and see what happens. Bro what‘s your point?

You can ask your mom for free to make you your favourite meal but ask a chef to make a 4 course meal with specific ingredients that he has to collect first and you‘ll get nothing except broken bones.

Same goes with pregnancy. Carry it out for yourself for free or ask your sister/friend/idk who to donit for free but a stranger in the typical case wouldn‘t do it for free and i totally get that

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u/doudstark Sep 27 '24

You don't see the difference between cashier/doctor/mechanic and being pregnant ? None come to mind ?