This prompted many mothers and followers to comment with messages of support for Noey Warattha or Noey Neko Jump in large numbers. Recently, Noey posted a photo holding her son with a caption in English that read:
“They say, “People don’t change.” So when he stays the same, they shrug and call it fate. But when she becomes a mother, the world hands her a new identity, asking her to sacrifice, to soften, to give, to become someone else.
Strange, isn’t it? The same world that believes no one can be changed somehow expects a woman to change everything. Perhaps the question was never whether people can change — but why only one parent is expected to.”
“People often say, “People don’t really change.” So when a man never changes, they simply shrug and say, “I guess it’s fate.”
But when a woman steps into the role of 'mother,' the world immediately gives her a new identity, demanding that she sacrifice, be gentle, give, and become someone other than her former self.
Isn’t it strange... the same world that once believed “no one can change anyone” expects a woman to “change everything” in her life.
Perhaps the real question isn’t “Can people really change?” but rather, “Why is it only the mother who is expected to change?””
Many people commented to offer encouragement to Noey, expressing understanding of motherhood by saying that when we become mothers, we become the whole world to our children.
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