Whitney Port Is Ready to Try Surrogacy Again After Experiencing 3 Miscarriages

[hewontgo]

Whitney Port Is Ready to Try Surrogacy Again After Experiencing 3 Miscarriages: 'Took a Little Breather' https://t.co/pmf4oYeleo
- People (@people) July 2, 2024
Whitney Port, 39, is giving an update on her surrogacy journey

Comments

[sandstorm]

She .....already has a child? She put a surrogate through this?

ma'am

[evenstarsfall]

I mean, good luck I guess? I don't want children so I cannot relate to putting my body AND SOMEONE ELSE'S through all that or the lengths people go through to have a non-adopted child.

[jojito]

When I think about the way women's rights are going backwards, Project 25 and their horrible agenda plus the fact that the US is one of the few countries where commercial surrogacy is legal... is like the country is going full Gilead.

[primimproper]

I wanted kids... but even 30 seconds of thinking about the future a daughter will inherit? Really makes it less sad. The needle barely moved from my mother's time, but Trump's SCOTUS ensures it won't move further.

[weighty_ghost]

The one thing I find fascinating about a lot of people nowadays, and this isn’t necessarily even a generational thing, but it’s the inability to accept that some things are not in your control or just because you want it doesn’t mean you will get it/deserve it.

I appreciate she wants children. She has a child. At a certain point… accept that you have been blessed with the one and stop destroying bodies because you want another.

Like it’s a weird thing about not accepting that life will do what it does and trying to enforce control over things that are not controllable.

[rihaty]

I don’t think she has good coping mechanisms. And I think her husband probably goes with it to make her happy.

[halevy]

I know someone who only had a baby in Jan... and 2-3 months ago was talking about how she misses the feeling and desperately wants another baby in her. My sister in Christ your baby is not even a year old yet.

[rihaty]

Some of that I think is a hormonal reaction though, give her time!

[littlebones]

i realise it must be hard for them to reconcile this but how many signs do you need that a biological child isn't in the cards?

the only surrogacy i'm OK with is a family member who volunteers it. paying for one is gross.

[angriest_girl]

I’m not even fine with that because there are a lot of stories about sisters and whatnot being (or feeling) pressured by the family to do it.

[ginainabottle]

Yeah, we should be calling people out over their DNA obsession instead of wasting any time pointing out the “acceptable” versions of something that’s essentially an atrocity (not a jab @ the OP btw, just a general point).

[benihime99]

Not even then
That's why so many country go "full anonimity" for organ donation.

Too many times has parental pressure forced family members into agreeing to a surrogacy of organ donation