Stephanie Noble, a content creator and business owner from the US, believes that the purpose of her life is getting her nails done, shopping and sleeping. She prefers taking naps over taking care of a screaming child. She called herself child-free by choice in a video which she posted on TikTok. The clip has gone viral now. While the child-free stance usually comes with a complimentary gift of criticism, this time, the women came in support of Stephanie Noble and said that there is no harm in being child-free for life. According to the New York Post, the video has garnered over three million views till now. As per the report, Stephanie claps back at the trollers who always used to question her life purpose after she stated that she didn’t wish to have a child.
“Everyone used to ask that If you do not want to have kids, then what’s your purpose in life?” said Stephanie in a viral video. To this, she replied boldly that her purpose is “getting my nails done, going shopping and treating myself”. While talking to the New York Post, the content creator agreed that being a mother is the most important job in the world but “that doesn’t mean every woman needs to sign up for that,” added Stephanie Noble. While ranting in the video, Stephanie Noble modelled her new designer Goyard purse and her new sweatsuit from Alo.
In addition to shopping, Noble said that she loves to travel and take naps. “Have you ever taken a nap? It’s like the funniest thing ever. It’s so nice. I enjoy naps a lot,” she explained. She then slammed her trollers and said that just because she doesn’t have kids that doesn’t mean she does not carry a purpose in life.
While Stephanie may face day-to-day criticism in her life regarding her stance of being child-free, the content creator received immense support from other women for her choice this time. As per media reports, several women commented on the post and said that they are happy being child-free. “I’m 63 and child-free by choice. It’s been a fantastic life!!! Married, own a ranch, travel,” one of the users commented as quoted in the New York Post.
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