With a name like Planned Parenthood, you’d think they actually care about “parenting.” They want you to believe they care deeply about your parenting choices. To prove it, they’ve dedicated an entire webpage to answering life’s prime question: Is parenting the right option for me? Spoiler alert: Planned Parenthood’s answer is no. This page isn’t […]
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With a name like Planned Parenthood, you’d think they actually care about “parenting.” They want you to believe they care deeply about your parenting choices. To prove it, they’ve dedicated an entire webpage to answering life’s prime question: Is parenting the right option for me?
Spoiler alert: Planned Parenthood’s answer is no.
This page isn’t guidance; it’s an infomercial. And like any slick product pitch, it starts invitingly enough: “Parenting can be joyful, rewarding, and life-changing.” But wait, there’s more! They quickly point out that having a baby means you’ll be broke, tired, stressed, relationship-wrecked, and your career dreams? Dead on arrival.
