>Not to desire motherhood is not the same as fearing motherhood. Yoshie
But if it could be shown that of the group of women experiencing unplanned and or unexpected pregnancy who chose not to mother, a substantial proportion could trace their decision to fear of something associated with mothering. And if that something could be manipulated by social engineering, reducing that fear, then society would have been improved. But can the "willingness to mother" variable be put forward as a servicable indication of a society's health.
Martin