Natalia Ginzburg, the rights of women and motherhood

Today International Women’s DayI found myself in your hands an interview with writer Natalia Ginzburg, Published by Einaudi. Speaking of feminism, the Ginzburg comments:

I think then that women, of course must have the same rights as men, but they have more duties and on this there is nothing to be done. E ‘and so there is nothing to do: his was a destiny heavier, and there is no feminism in the world to free women from this fate. I think that motherhood is more tiring than fatherhood, they are stronger than the bond that holds tight mothers to their children. And it is something irreplaceable, and creates a tremendous burden to women, that men do not have. This should be taken into account, in my opinion.

It ‘really so, readers and readers Bebeblog? Or do women have the privilege of a special bond, while the weight is not given by the relationship of social context in which it is lived? That is if every woman had a man next to us as those encountered in the blog, for example Dad who writes on parental leaveAnd if he had on his side a law that helps protect andWould not be very different? What do you think?