[ArGee]

Actually, she may be married. I inferred that she was not because she twice spoke of the Italian law denying in-vitro fertilization to non-married women, as in:

Monica further said that in Muslim countries women are forced to cover their heads and keep silent. In Italy, they are prevented from asking for the help of science to become mothers, unless they are married.

If my bad, my bad. The rest of the analysis sticks, though. You don't have kids because you are tired of your body. If you do, what do you have when you are tired of the kids?

Shalom.

[neb52]

Oh no problem with you, I was just as confused. I swear she was married to a French/Italian movie producer or something.

[af_vet_rr]

Actually, she may be married. I inferred that she was not because she twice spoke of the Italian law denying in-vitro fertilization to non-married women, as in:

She is married...there was a blurb in the paper this morning mentioning that the magazine is out, and mentioned her husband.