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There is an ingrained belief that all mothers should love their children unconditionally, and that this comes naturally. I don’t believe this. Mothers have to learn to love and respect their children through good and bad stages. Someone with no support network and six children would, I presume, find this natural love even more strenuous. If she didn’t feel entirely devoted all the time, then the emphasis would be on a failure on her part, not a lack of help. Is this really fair? Because of the same beliefs, it is also seen as the worst crime possible for a mother to kill her own children or any child, for that matter, seeing as women are natural carers. Because of this, they face the harshest punishment, when surely they need help. If it were the father, no doubt we would think he was evil, but would the same emphasis and debate be held? I don’t believe so.

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Name : H, Age : 24, City : London, State : NA, Country : United Kingdom, 

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