The PDK MP, Ganimete Musliu, has opened the heart as never before.
On the show “Canape,” she confessed why she didn’t become a mother.
It’s the life stages that haven’t been quite easy, which have often changed me on the way or during my formation of the prospect of being a mother. I am always in favor of my family, but I never oppose them or accuse them, nor do I humiliate those who live on my own. I’m very good with myself and I’m very aware of my life course. I am very at peace with myself, with my family. My family is a very big concept to me. You always grow up feeling what it means to be a mother. I didn’t enjoy it. I don’t know. When you hear people say it, you smell like a mother, you sit down and you think about how this smell could smell. One more thing I’ve never had: it’s a huge emptiness that’s never been filled. In my teenage age or early youth, I’ve often thought about it and said, “Hey, maybe that’s a void, I’ll fill it up when I’m a mother.” It’s been a period. I don’t have that feeling today. I still appreciate having a child is extraordinary. I wish anyone who wanted to have children, she said.
Source Layer: Insander