Quote by Isadora Duncan

With what price we pay for the glory of motherhood.

With what price we pay for the glory of motherhood.

Summary

This quote reflects on the sacrifices and hardships that come with the role of being a mother. It suggests that the honor and fulfillment that motherhood brings often come at a significant cost. It implies that the responsibilities, challenges, emotional labor, and personal sacrifices required to be a mother can be overwhelming and demanding. While the quote appreciates the importance and magnificence of motherhood, it also acknowledges the sacrifices that women make in order to embrace this role.

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Mothersday

By Isadora Duncan

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