I Don't Want to Give Birth or be a Mum, I Just Want to be a Mother of Cats; Lady Blows Hot, Nigerians React

I Don't Want to Give Birth or be a Mum, I Just Want to be a Mother of Cats; Lady Blows Hot, Nigerians React

  • A Kenyan interior decorator and content creator has shared her thoughts on the subject of motherhood and marriage
  • The lady identified as Mothuni Gitau revealed that while she looks forward to a blissful union, having kids is not in her plans at all
  • According to Mothuni, she had made the decision since she was 10 years old and her parents and friends have come to respect that

A Kenyan socialite Mothuni Gitau has stated that she doesn't want to give birth, become a mother or stepmother to anyone.

LindaIkejiblog reports that the content creator and interior decorator made this standpoint known in a new video she had shared.

Lady says she doesn't want to give birth but only wants to be a mother of cats, social media reacts
The lady said that she doesn't even want to be a step mother Photo Credit: @iammuthonigitau
Source: Instagram

Mothuni made this decision at the age of 10

Mothuni stated that she would rather be a mother of cats. The lady revealed that it is a decision she had made since she was 10 that is respected by her parents and loved ones.

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“I see myself with a partner travelling the world and that end there.
“I don’t want to give birth, I don’t want to mother.. I even don’t want to be a step mum, the only mum I want to be is a cat mum."

Mothuni sees having kids as a societal expectation

While stressing that having kids is a societal expectation, Mothuni added that most women have been conditioned to serve men and are not allowed to choose what they really want in life.

She said:

"Women have been conditioned to serve men and are not allowed to choose what they really want in life. It’s okay to live, it’s okay to choose yourself."

Nigerians react

@rumeh_ wrote:

"If your IQ is pretty good you’ll find she’s got a message. "

@pbanksdbeatmaker said:

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"Oshay cat woman. Regardless your life sha."

@de_majestic1 commented:

"Na you go born the cat abi if another cat born you go carry am "

@uyai.eyen reacted:

"No jokes, I'm also not interested in giving birth but i will sha adopt. Have Cats ? Holyghost fire."

@thereallgoddess thought:

"Just tell us that you specialize in witchcraft stop going through the corners."

Young mum of 10 kids says her jobless husband still wants 22 children

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a 30-year-old mother of 10 kids had stated that her unemployed husband still wants 22 children.

The 30-year-old mother, identified as Gentrix Wekesa is expecting her 11th child, and she said her husband refused to use any contraceptive methods due to traditions.

Wekesa, the sole breadwinner of the family, says she is overwhelmed by the burden of taking care of the children.

She said:

"It got to a point one of the kids dropped out of school at Class Seven because they kept sending him back home because of school fees or uniform, and I did not know what to do. The second-born, too, has dropped out of school. So I took him somewhere to help someone graze his animals, and when he gets paid, he helps me take care of the other kids."

Source: Legit.ng

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