Rafael supports feminism and recognises the need to challenge patriarchy. On fatherhood, he believes that having children should be a free, shared and responsible choice. Vuoi ascoltare e leggere altre testimonianze? Sostieni l’archivio vivo di Lunàdigas! Please note! If you…
Renato reflects on the growth of Brazil’s favelas, linking it to cultural, social and economic factors. Whilst expressing concern about the consequences of overpopulation, he refrains from judging the choices of the people who live there. Please note! If you…
Gloria, an Argentine journalist and cat lover, explains that she made a conscious choice not to have children. She argues that a woman can look after others in many ways without being a mother, and encourages other "lunàdigas" to embrace…
Paola explains that in Bolivia, motherhood is still seen as an inevitable step for women. She, however, firmly stands by her choice not to have children and to seek fulfillment elsewhere. Please note! If you have not accepted the website's…
Gabriele has chosen not to have children without facing any particular family or social pressure, building a life rich in relationships and independence. Whilst she greatly appreciates children, she has never regretted not becoming a mother and has experienced alternative…
In Cuenca, María Teresa explains that she made a conscious choice not to have children. Despite social expectations and stereotypes directed at childfree women, she defends her decision as consistent with her identity and her life plan. She also reflects…
Women from diverse backgrounds and cultures reflect on the social expectations surrounding motherhood and the experiences of those without children. Amidst family pressures, patriarchal norms and unconventional life paths, new ideas about care, parenthood and emotional relationships are emerging. Vuoi…
Several years after their first testimonial for Lunàdigas, Nalan, a young trans activist, recounts in greater detail their mother’s story, marked by violence, forced marriages and a constant struggle for survival. Through the story of their own childhood, marked by…
