Selena Gomez recently mentioned in an interview with the American fashion magazine Vanity Fair that she is in a position where she can only have children through adoption or surrogacy.
Selena Gomez stated, “In 2013, I was diagnosed with lupus, which required medication. As a result, my body became infertile.” She continued, “Due to the systemic lupus that affects my immune system, I am unable to have children, but since this disease can affect anyone, I am not discouraged.”
She added, “It definitely doesn’t mean that I’m giving up on having children. There are many ways for me to have children, such as through surrogacy or adoption if I get married.” She smiled and said, “I would like to wrap up this plan before I turn 35.”
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1. Surrogacy ã…Ž
2. Why is it negative? Both Kim and Paris Hilton are surrogate mothers. In capitalism, if you have money and don’t want to ruin yourself, you do it.
Plus, Selena can’t get pregnant naturally and has money.
Anyway, surrogacy is legal in the US.
> Do you think that surrogate mothers are just baby making machines?
3. Confucian girls in full force in the comments
4. Actually, surrogacy will inevitably remain a subject of criticism because it ends up being a means chosen only by women who are driven by financial hardship. It seems unavoidable
5. But I think there is a difference between having a body that can give birth but not giving birth and using a surrogate mother and not having a choice because you can’t give birth
6. If you can’t bare a child, just adopt, or don’t get any kids, I don’t understand why surrogacy is an option …ã…Ž
7. Surrogacy is such a huge problem. It’s no different from expl**tation… It’s not a matter that can be simply right or wrong
8. Surrogacy is treating women like baby making machines, it’s repulsive… Pregnancy can ruin a woman’s bodyÂ
9. I hate surrogacy
10. Isn’t surrogacy a form of human tr**cking as well??? I’ve heard that in poor countries, many women are forced into surrogacy… There are even places where it has already become commercialized