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A comment on Instagram sparked one of the most confronting reflections I’ve had in a long time.
In this episode of The Childfree Goddess Podcast, I respond to a message claiming that women who never give birth are at higher risk of cancer. A new twist on an old pressure tactic.
But this episode isn’t really about statistics.
It’s about fear.
It’s about how society shifts from calling childfree women selfish, to appealing to something even deeper: the fear of illness and death.
Through a powerful thought experiment, Wilmarie asks herself:
If not having children were directly linked to illness… would I regret my choice?
What follows is an honest exploration of mortality, grief, intentional living, and radical self-trust.
You’ll hear:
This is not a light episode.
Because when you are at peace with your choices, even the ultimate fear loses its power.
By Wilmarie HernandezA comment on Instagram sparked one of the most confronting reflections I’ve had in a long time.
In this episode of The Childfree Goddess Podcast, I respond to a message claiming that women who never give birth are at higher risk of cancer. A new twist on an old pressure tactic.
But this episode isn’t really about statistics.
It’s about fear.
It’s about how society shifts from calling childfree women selfish, to appealing to something even deeper: the fear of illness and death.
Through a powerful thought experiment, Wilmarie asks herself:
If not having children were directly linked to illness… would I regret my choice?
What follows is an honest exploration of mortality, grief, intentional living, and radical self-trust.
You’ll hear:
This is not a light episode.
Because when you are at peace with your choices, even the ultimate fear loses its power.