Baby canceled post incites controversial debate about s- -t fathers: Wish more women were like this

Calling off a baby shower on Instagram can happen.Calling off the baby itself with a grid post? Oh no.But that’s exactly what happened when a woman who calls herself Moraa posted a baby termination announcement created with AI that has ignited a firestorm of debate — even though the post itself has been easily debunked.The eye-popping post read “Baby Cancelled” under a graphic of a birth (or no-birth?) announcement.

“Due date was April 14, 2027.Mommy changed her mind.

Daddy wasn’t s- -t.”The unapologetic advisory — made complete with itty-bitty infant shoes, alphabet blocks spelling “B-A-B-Y” and a fake-looking ultrasound snapshot — has amassed over 121,000 likes, largely from fans applauding the would-be mommy for sparing herself and her fetus from a lifetime of strife. “It ain’t never been smart to bring kids into a world of chaos.Good for you lol,” praised a supporter. “Wish more women were like this.

It’s called intelligence,” another cheered. “Let’s actually normalize this,” begged an advocate. Online protestors, however, slammed the woman’s controversial communiqué, deeming the content “Sick AF” and “disturbingly vile.”“A baby isn’t a dinner reservation you cancel because you changed your mind.If you KNOW you don’t want a child, condoms and birth control exist,” argued one concerned netizen.

“Turning an ultrasound and a due date into a cute little cancelled photoshoot for Instagram is disturbing as hell.”Disturbing — and fake.After the Insta-mama’s hot-button bulletin became an internet talking point with over 8,400 comments, she claimed it was a “joke” and admitted, “I get paid to troll.” (She also threatened, “Mark my words, Im’ma be on TV one day,” hinting at her attention-grabbing ambitions.)  But even though the post was fabricated, the outcry it sparked was very real, with debates over reproductive rights causing vicious rifts among friends and family members bo...

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Publisher: New York Post

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