Men queue up for nucleic acid tests to occupy a seat for pregnant wives. Why do we need to develop the awareness that pregnant women should be given priority?

Everyone knows that pregnant women are really hard. I had morning sickness from the beginning of my pregnancy. Gradually the morning sickness became less severe, but I began to feel uncomfortable in various ways, including pain in my waist and cramps at night. I can't rest well during the day, and I can't sleep at night. Over time, my mental health deteriorated. In addition, I was not allowed to wear makeup during pregnancy, and I looked even more exhausted physically and mentally. Therefore, pregnant women are actually in very bad mental and physical conditions, and they are just holding on. But for the sake of the baby in the belly, they are great, so we must develop a consciousness of giving priority to pregnant women. Women should feel the same way. As a woman, maybe you are already a mother. Maybe you are still in your prime. But one day you will also become pregnant and become a mother. You will always go through pregnancy and realize how difficult it is for pregnant women. So everyone should understand each other. Or you can think about it from another person’s perspective. Normal people queuing feel like they don’t want to line up correctly when there are many people, or they can’t stand standing for a long time, let alone pregnant women? Just think about it and you’ll understand. This is not a privilege or moral kidnapping, but a virtue. If there is a pregnant woman in your family, do you also hope that she will not be so hard-working and want to help her relieve her pain first? Furthermore, what if you are pregnant yourself? Do you also hope to be understood? All mothers are great. The sadness and dedication behind a great mother are invisible to others. I haven't been able to live a normal life since I was pregnant. I can't eat or sleep every day. Physical fatigue is something that others cannot understand, let alone share. It took a lot of heartache and sacrifice to get the title of mother. So in fact, there are many people who are afraid of marriage or are not married. The reason for this is that in addition to the different nature of marriage and love, after marriage, the woman sacrifices too much for the family, not only giving birth to the baby, educating the child, but also taking care of the baby full-time. There is no income and no freedom. You are on call 24 hours a day. You are so tired that you can’t breathe, but others think you are enjoying yourself. So it’s not easy for pregnant women, and it’s even harder for mothers. Giving priority to pregnant women is a virtue. There are special seats for the elderly, the weak, the sick and the disabled on buses, and public toilets have special restrooms for the disabled. These are all traditional virtues in society. We want to carry it forward. Let society be filled with sunshine. In fact, pregnant women and disabled people should receive priority from society. Our bodies are not as good as others, but we have to survive and compete in society like everyone else. If you can't do anything else, get in line and give it priority! But then again, if you deliberately use this kind of priority to line up for many people, that would be excessive. We must resist such people. There are always people who take advantage of others, and there are always people who are selfish and only think about themselves.