After being married for 20 years, my mother-in-law called me a "hen that doesn't lay eggs" for 20 years.
My husband cheated on me and said confidently: "If you can't have a baby, then take back the child born to a woman outside and raise it."
I wanted to divorce and divide my property, but my mother-in-law yelled angrily: "Why should you, a woman who can't lay eggs, share my son's money?"
I got angry and yelled: "I can't lay eggs, so let your son lay ten eggs for you!"
Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a prophecy.
Intent: To satirize the reproductive oppression in birth and marriage, and to show the process of women breaking free from bondage and gaining freedom. Karma and retribution, truth found in absurdity.