"You were a bride under the influence of your mother-in-law"/ She is criticized for immediately returning to work after giving birth, the columnist 'explodes': Go ahead and deal with your husband, daughter and Neda's womb

Neda Balluku became a mother for the third time a few weeks ago. The "Për'puthen" columnist has given birth to two sons and a daughter. Recently, Neda returned to work and published several photos of her breastfeeding her daughter on the show's premises.

It was precisely this post of hers that immediately ignited the network, which has been divided into two groups due to their opinions. Some have supported its power while others have chosen to criticize it. Among them, Neda has chosen to respond to the latter, making a post on "Instagram" with photos of their comments.

"You just love women at home. For any reason. If she's pregnant, or giving birth. If she's with a small child or like a cow when you tell her. If she's breastfed or not breastfed. If she works in the state or in Top.

You simply prefer all to be yourself; so failed that you will never rise above the dictates made by your mother-in-law and your husband's tribe or the ignorance inherited from the race you were born into and from which you have been torn at home for years.

When you were a daughter-in-law, you were under the influence of your in-laws. When you were women under the mood of the man who had you only to wash him, wash him and leave you with a burden. That if possible, kisses and love and even household money were left somewhere else with others. And in old age you are under the orders of the reeds of the reeds, because you will necessarily keep and raise them because you were born to serve. You feel all this as a handicap in yourself and pour these pearls on Instagram. And deal with Neda, Neda's chick, Neda's husband, Neda's shoes, and Neda's womb.

Keep it up sister! From you, my salary continues," wrote Neda.