2020
DOI: 10.18778/1733-8077.16.1.06
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“Living with Illegal Feelings”—Analysis of the Internet Discourse on Negative Emotions towards Children and Motherhood

Abstract: The aim of the article is to show the socio-cultural conditions influencing the ways of expressing emotions and feelings by mothers. It presents the results of the analysis of the Internet discourse on negative attitudes towards motherhood and/or a child/children. The text is built on the author’s research on the issue of “regretting motherhood” and is based on a qualitative analysis of the content—blog entries/posts: nieperfekcyjnie.pl [notperfect.pl], matkawygodna.pl [slackermom.pl], mamwatpliwosc.pl… Show more

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“…Women who openly express negative emotions, or who appear not to be coping with the demands of motherhood, are often shamed, if not pathologised (Kennedy, 2013), and those few studies of mothers' negative emotions that do exist have tended to be focused in psychiatric and psychological research. However, there has been some change recently, with Garncarek (2020) noting that we are more frequently hearing the voices of women who admit that they do not like taking care of children and regret becoming mothers. This may be related to the growth of anonymous online spaces that allow women to share negative emotions about motherhood.…”
Section: Background and Rationalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Women who openly express negative emotions, or who appear not to be coping with the demands of motherhood, are often shamed, if not pathologised (Kennedy, 2013), and those few studies of mothers' negative emotions that do exist have tended to be focused in psychiatric and psychological research. However, there has been some change recently, with Garncarek (2020) noting that we are more frequently hearing the voices of women who admit that they do not like taking care of children and regret becoming mothers. This may be related to the growth of anonymous online spaces that allow women to share negative emotions about motherhood.…”
Section: Background and Rationalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…1989;Mikolajczak i in. 2019), ambiwalencji rodzicielskiej (Parker 1995;Sikorska 2019Sikorska , 2020 czy żałowania macierzyństwa (Donath 2017;Garncarek 2019aGarncarek , 2019bGarncarek , 2020Piotrowski 2021;Sihto, Mustosmäki 2021;Mustosmäki, Sihto 2022). W ostatniej dekadzie bolesną stronę macierzyństwa, społecznie niewygodne prawdy o nim zauważa także zachodnia kinematografia.…”
Section: Wprowadzenieunclassified
“…Możliwość dokonywania wyborów, tak charakterystyczna dla nowoczesnego paradygmatu płci i rodziny, nie jest jednak do końca oczywista. Zarówno wyniki wielu badań społecznych, jak i potoczne obserwacje pokazują, że współcześnie mamy raczej do czynienia ze ścieraniem się tradycyjnego modelu z nowym sposobem postrzegania kobiet i mężczyzn, relacji między nimi czy też rodzicielstwa (Dzwonkowska-Godula 2015;Garncarek 2020Garncarek , 2021.…”
Section: Macierzyństwo Jako Społeczny Konstruktunclassified
“…Such questions are posed because of the presence of the traditional thinking and beliefs about motherhood in the Polish society.Frequently, the questions directly express the assumption that motherhood is an obvious experience and stage in every woman's life. Such questions and remarks are also made in reference to people who do not want to have children by their own choice; similar considerations are presented in studies on women who are childless by choice or studies on regretting motherhood(Garncarek 2014;2020). As the author's research and other reflections on modern motherhood show, Poland still is a society of the 'culture of assumed parenthood' (see, e.g., Tomaszewska 2017).…”
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confidence: 93%