You're doing the same thing, presenting one thing as "natural" when there's no evidence for this belief that passes rigorous evaluation. I don't think there's

You're doing the same thing, presenting one thing as "natural" when there's no evidence for this belief that passes rigorous evaluation. I don't think there's any reason "pushing back on gender stereotypes" should or would make someone feel uncomfortable expressing their gender however they choose - the whole point is to give people the choice to express their gender as they see fit. If that means by being a tradwife and mom, great, the important thing is that they get to choose that role of their own free will.