rich1.0Josephus (npub1te…neqew)https://nostr.ae/npub1te6ect9y5n3z9wn6lz0xluc4u8f8ssl730g28elxre96tvwqwvnqgneqewnjumphttps://nostr.aeTaylor is in her mid 30s. From an evolutionary perspective, they failed as she has very few years left to squeeze out 2 kids to reach bare minimum replacement rate of children, let alone go net positive. I wouldn't call her the success story that, for example, Hillary duff is. If the measure of success is having a family and children, then Hillary is demonstrably more successful despite Taylor being more famous and wealthy than Hillary ever was. Taylor is gifted, Travis is gifted. Them being so prominent in their respective fields is proof of that. And I hope for many people that Taylor having a family serves as an inspiration for millenials and early zoomers to start having families of their own. But Taylor is BEHIND the curve relative to other contemporary stars like Hillary Duff. There are better examples than Taylor is my point. I don't see her attitude as exemplary. But I hope along with you that her change of tune is the message you portray it as. I hope that her fame and clout turn being a mom into the "popular" thing and undoes decades of feminism and anti-family sentiment. I, for one, would look forward to a "being a mommy is awesome" album from her.