Content Creator Angel Burns Calls Solo Pregnancy 'Most Fortifying Experience'
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- Angel Burns is pregnant and living separately from her husband, Yuval.
- She calls her solo pregnancy the "most fortifying" experience.
- Burns manages daily tasks and home renovations alone.
- She feels she cannot always rely on others for support.
- The separation occurred after their wedding due to relationship issues.
Content creator Angel Burns, who is in the advanced stages of her pregnancy, has shared that she and her husband, Yuval, are currently living separately. Burns stated that their relationship issues began after their wedding, and she is now candidly discussing her new reality of navigating pregnancy alone.
"Going through pregnancy alone, and it's my choice, regardless of the circumstances, what, how much, or why, is irrelevant, it's the most fortifying thing I've ever done in my life," Burns said in a recent Instagram story. She explained that during a time when she feels the need to lean on others, she often finds herself handling most things independently.
"During pregnancy, you want to be weak, you want to be taken care of, and I can't, at least almost never, because most of the time I'm alone," she added. Burns highlighted that this challenge extends to everyday tasks, such as ensuring she has food. "If I don't take care of myself for food, then others can't always take care of me. My mother can prepare food for me, but I need to travel, or she can't always bring it to me, so I have to take care of myself."
Furthermore, Burns is managing renovations and moving into a new home, tasks she never imagined undertaking so late in her pregnancy. "With the house renovation, needing to move things here, and not wanting to ask anyone, not wanting to ask for favors, I move things myself and deal with it alone," she stated. She described waking up at 7 a.m. to move boxes due to an evacuation, performing tasks she wouldn't typically do, questioning the necessity of it all.
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