I met Xia Chuan when I was 22 years old. He ended my absurd life of smoking, drinking and playing mahjong because I had an unexpected pregnancy and had a child that belonged to me and him.
Xia Chuan and I have never discussed whether we should or should not have this child. We just chose to start a family and welcome the arrival of a new life at the intersection of dramatic changes in life.
I am engaged in surveying and mapping work and often need to work outdoors. Because of my pregnancy, my work has been greatly affected. At the same time, the unexpected arrival of a child also led to an unexpected acceleration of our life process: getting a certificate, buying a house, and holding a wedding. All of these had to be completed quickly before my belly got bigger, otherwise my life would become a failed example of pregnancy out of wedlock according to relatives.
As young people, driven by the great sense of mission as first-time parents, we gradually supported our own small family.
Xia Chuan's meticulous care during my pregnancy made me feel that I had accidentally found a reliable person I could trust for the rest of my life. However, the good times did not last long. During the confinement period, Xia Chuan began to change suddenly. The sudden indifference made me at a loss. As time went on I found myself falling into a huge scam.
Purpose: This article mainly reveals the ups and downs of women of childbearing age in the workplace, the bitterness of same-sex wives in marriage, as well as the cost of childbirth and the impact of postpartum depression on women.