Can post-80s women be praised for their bravery?

I went to a friend's house the other day to see her daughter's newborn child. The friend's face is always filled with joy, and the excitement is still unbearable. In front of everyone, I kept boasting about how brave and strong my daughter was when she gave birth, which made me laugh. I thought, can a woman born after 1980 be praised for her bravery? It should be said that women's bearing children is a basic ability, a basic responsibility entrusted to them by God, a natural division of labor between male and female animals unique to human reproduction and social progress, and a life process that women must go through from girls to women. Giving birth to a child should be a normal physiological process for women and a natural phenomenon in nature. It is nothing more than normal and seems commendable. Therefore, I don't think much of his constant praise for his daughter's bravery and strength in giving birth. No matter how you talk about it, it doesn't involve the word "brave", and it is even harder to be a reason to praise your daughter for her brave childbirth. If a woman gave birth to a child in a family with many children before the 1960s, or in an environment with difficult living conditions in the past, the pain of a woman giving birth to a child may not be as unbearable as the unbearable pain of a hard life. The degree of enduring hard life seems endless, but the pain of childbirth can disappear quickly with the arrival of a child. At that time, people's attitude towards women having children was as common as seeing hens laying eggs. After all, it is natural for women to have children. If a woman gives birth to a child as a brave and strong feat, she will definitely be considered to be mentally ill by others. This mental illness is bound to be mercilessly ridiculed by most people. However, in today's society, you really can't say that a woman is not brave when she gives birth to a child, especially after 80s, she is gradually entering the baby boom. Old friends praise their daughters, not just spoil them. Imagine, what needs more courage in daily life than having children? Most of the children in this generation who enjoy the fruits of reform and opening up live in a carefree and superior environment. They have never tasted hunger and cold since childhood, and they rarely encounter stumbling and bone-breaking things. When they are in trouble, they are used to asking their elders for help, and even their parents do the same for them. Moreover, when they see that their children are in trouble, we always come uninvited, and we are always used to asking before they make a request. Therefore, they don't know the pain and sorrow that life has to experience, nor have they experienced the painful feeling that life is worse than death when their parents work hard, and they can't understand the responsibilities that people need to bear in this life, including the pain of reproducing. Moreover, the post-80s children are far less able to resist pain and pain physically and psychologically than their parents. Therefore, when they are faced with the experience that giving birth to a child will definitely have a great impact on their body and mind, they not only have to endure the discomfort of pregnancy reaction, but also suffer from bouts of severe pain during childbirth. At the same time, they also have to suffer from caesarean section and postpartum wounds. Therefore, they really can't do it without a little courage. I have also seen young men and women become "dinks" because they are afraid of the pain of having children after marriage. I have also seen young women suffering from postpartum depression after giving birth, and I have heard of cases of depression and suicide after giving birth, and this phenomenon mostly appears in more and more children born after 80. From the brave behavior of my old friend's daughter born in 1980s when she gave birth to a child for the first time, I gradually recognized her bravery and had enough admiration for her bravery, which our generation did not have when his wife gave birth to a child. After all, in our opinion, children born after 80 are still children after all! Master of body art photography and his beautiful nude world (photos) which of the top ten beauty anchors is bolder (photos)? gaga, who is still nude, causes netizens to vomit (photos). Gao Yuanyuan's secret private parts are beautiful emotional patterns (photos). All photos of young women raping 60 female stars are exposed (photos).