Motherhood should be treated as the fundamental birthright of every woman; whether she be married or unmarried, she should be given the right to choose the seed of a man of which she intends to become mother. Her opinion should be final.
This is what has happened in the times of “Mahabharata” Ms. Kunthi, prior to her marriage to an impotent king Pandu. She also had become pregnant. She faced the same problem of explaining to the ugly world, to disclose the name of the father of her forthcoming child Karna, so she had to sacrifice her motherhood and get rid of her newborn child Karna.
Even after her marriage to the impotent King Pandu, she had to copulate with five different men to fulfill her Motherhood instincts. The result was Five Brave Pandavas, born of five different fathers to a single mother. In turn, those five Pandavas too married a single woman, Droupadi. Droupadi, in turn had five sons from each of the five Pandavas. To recognize the fathers of her sons, what she did was she copulated with one man for one year or until she became pregnant from him. After giving birth to a child she changed her man. In this way she was allowed by the law makers to give sons to the impotent King Pandu.
Now, France's Justice Minister Ms. Rachida Dati, 42, an unmarried, intelligent women of France confirmed that she is expecting her first baby and refused to identify her partner. Dati is working in the President Sarkozy's cabinet. For several months before he married Ms. Carla Bruni in February, his presidential consort was Dati. She accompanied him on official events including a state banquet at the White House. She has a great devotion for him. "Cherchez le pere" is the latest game in France; the object is to guess the man who is responsible for the pregnancy. She tells that “My private life is complicated and I am keeping it off-limits to the media. I will not say anything about it”.
EVERY WOMEN AND MAN HAS RIGHT TO KEEP THEIR PRIVATE LIFE FROM THE MEDIA AND WORLD; there is nothing wrong with it.
Likewise, there are many women who are unmarried, even though they are around 40 years. It is not their fault. The present age demands a lot of struggle and preparation for an educated woman to establish her career in the world successfully. By the time she has established herself, she will be running out of time for her motherhood. In between, she will be coming in contact with many married or unmarried men, toward whom she will have emotional and sexual relationships. This is quite natural and equally common today; now it is high time that it should be treated as a legal affair.
Women should be given their natural birthright to become mothers whether they are married or unmarried. If she is an earning lady, if she wishes to be a mother of a child, then nothing should come in her way. Her name as mother of a child should be treated as a legal identification instead of the name of the man. Only then can women be free in a real sense. Until then, they are just shadows of Man.
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