Uploaded a video saying ``I'm glad I gave birth at 23 years old''... eventually ``apologised'' to the malicious post = South Korean report

A woman who encouraged women to give birth in their 20s struggled with malicious comments and eventually apologized to the official. According to social networking sites, Ms. A, who introduced herself as having given birth at the age of 23, posted a post on her Instagram on the 17th.
She uploaded a video on her gram that read, ``I apologize to those who were hurt by my images,'' and added, ``Even if you give birth when you're young, your child may get sick, so it's important to give birth when you're older.''
But I can give birth to a former child.'' Mr. A said, ``This video was not made with the intention of hurting anyone,'' and ``affirms that there are many advantages to getting married early and having children in an era of declining birthrate.''
"I created this video with the hope that people would be aware of it," he said, explaining the purpose of the video. Ms. A also said, ``While people like me who gave birth (to children) at a young age say they are encouraging,
, I decided to leave a comment because it seems that some people may be hurt by it.'' I would like to once again apologize if anyone was hurt by my opinion that ``you can raise a child who is a former child.''
I would like to express my gratitude to the many people who have raised and supported me." Previously, on the 9th, Mr. A posted on his Instagram the title ``20 advantages of giving birth at the age of 23.''
I posted a video of Le. In the video, Ms. A says that she recovers quickly after giving birth, is able to have a strong child, and has sufficient physical strength to raise a child.
She explained why she gave birth at such a young age, citing reasons such as giving her a strong sense of responsibility.
In response, some netizens started posting malicious comments in the comments section of the video. Giving birth in your 20s requires sacrifices for many women.
Netizens claimed that there was no such thing. The posts included, ``Are women just machines that give birth to babies?'', ``If you give birth to a child in your 20s, you have to give up on your youth,'' and ``I'm not ready yet.''
They criticized Ms. A, saying things like, ``Maybe she's giving birth at a stage when her child is not ready,'' and ``It's as if she's saying that it's not good to give birth to a child late.''
However, some netizens expressed support for mothers who have the courage to raise children, as Ms. A gave birth at a young age.
. Mr. A's video has become a hot topic on various SNS and the Internet. The number of views has reached hundreds of thousands of times, and Cho Min, the daughter of former Minister of Justice Cho Kuk, who is about to get married, also watched Mr. A's movements.
I clicked "like" on the picture. According to the 2023 Birth and Death Statistics (provisional) released by the Korea Statistical Office last month, the number of children born in 2023 will be 230,000, which is higher than 2022 (249,200).
There was a decrease of 19,200 people (-7.7%). The age of women giving birth to children is rising every year, and the average age of mothers who gave birth in South Korea last year was 33.6 years old, an increase of 0.1 year from the previous year.
. This means that women are giving birth nearly four years later than the OECD average of 29.7 years.