So harrowing to hear both the whole thing about fertility/chances, and how there's no policy for queers. Yet the media portrays queer couples with children all the time like it's so easy. And here it's like... nope. Gotta prove you're NOT queer and trying to make a kid. Excuse me what. ... Unless you're rich, of course.
I'm so terrified for Alicia. She's so brave. I think I in her situation would have given up. Or, if I hadn't, then the news to be pregnant would just have sent me down another hole of pure anxiety after the history of losing one. That she's seeing this so positive is amazing, but I'd be fucking scared.
Poor Alisha going through all that. But can we talk about that sweet lady Cordelia. She was the best and so damn positive. The conversations Alisha had with her mom were some really amazing moments. whoever the woman was yelling at that receptionist at the clinic and would pose was like the moment of this episode.
An hour long episode with maybe 15 minutes worth of plot.
Maybe women who went through, or are going through the same experience can enjoy it more.
Shout by Reiko LJVIP 6BlockedParentSpoilers2021-05-27T17:27:35Z
Gosh this was a difficult watch. Not because it was bad but because my heart went out to Alicia. I hope things go better for her now but I never understood why some people go through so much to have a child. Spend so much time, money and pain rather than just adopting or something? Is carrying on your dna that important?