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    Tracee Ellis Ross had people ask her during 'Black-ish' why she hadn't had children and her response was: "Will you get out of my womb"
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    Tracee Ellis Ross had people ask her during ‘Black-ish’ why she hadn’t had children and her response was: “Will you get out of my womb”


    Tracee Ellis Ross had people ask her during ‘Black-ish’ why she hadn’t had children and her response was: “Will you get out of my womb”



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    1. sp00kysista on

      I’m gonna start using this. 27 and sick of people questioning why I don’t want kids 

    3. MarieOMaryln on

      Leave women alone about their wombs đź—Ł

      Edit: happily childfree here, this shit is so annoying

    5. Sleepy-Giraffe947 on

      God forbid a woman have agency and not want to have children. I’m glad more high profile women are speaking out about their decision to be child free, because there shouldn’t be a stigma around it.

    6. lolbotomite on

      Tracee is so warm and fun. I love this. On a less pleasant note: folks need to get out of our womb fr. When I was younger, I thought things would get better, but now that I’m older, I still can’t believe we’re dealing with this.

    7. NovelEmergency7744 on

      Both of these beautiful women are icons ✨️ laughed through the podcast.

    9. longlisten527 on

      Period!! Not every woman is the same and wants the same things. Also pregnancy and fertility should not be questioned at all. Leave women the fuck alone

      Also, people still going on Keke’s podcast is always surprising to me

    10. WiseBroccoli2 on

      My sister was pressing me on this topic and I evaded it for a while with “yeah someday, maybe, it’s a lot, etc.” she kept probing. I started crying and said “yeah it’s something I think about A LOT it’s a complicated topic for me”. She was taken a back and felt like I over reacted. It’s a deeply personal question, ESPECIALLY for women who are married and into their 30s – 40s, there’s an assumption it’s what you’re supposed to do.

    11. Street-Lifeguard-330 on

      I’m a person who hopes to have children with her husband soon. And people feel like that even more allows them to speculate and constantly ask. I’m stealing get out of my womb.

    12. AdonisJames89 on

      Atp, that shit is harassment cause this like the 20th interview she talked about with her being a mother situation. It’s damn near synonymous with her

    13. AdonisJames89 on

      Atp, that shit is harassment cause this like the 20th interview she talked about with her being a mother situation. It’s damn near synonymous with her

    14. JuliasTooSmallTutu on

      I’ve taken to responding to this with “for the same reason you haven’t learned any manners, I didn’t want to.”.

    15. itsyagirlrey on

      If you haven’t watched her show Solo Traveling I would highly recommend! She’s such a joy.

    16. coolcoolcool485 on

      It’s always funny when people ask about you not having kids and make suggestions or suggest you’re not considering other people’s perspective like you, as a grown woman who has bled every month since they were a teen and been sexually active, have not considered what having a kid means lol

    17. elephhantine2 on

      Wow as Tracee gets older it really feels like Diana Ross gave birth to her own clone. The eyes especially

    18. Jerkrollatex on

      You never know the circumstances of why someone doesn’t have kids. If someone wants you to know they’ll tell you.