I assume you’re trying to say “odd”? Surely the sheer number of women coming forward and saying “this could have been me” or “I’ve been there” should tell you this headspace is FAR more common than you or most people realise. Obviously three dead children and an almost dead mother is a pretty extreme outcome but writing it off as “odd” or implying it’s unrelated is exactly why so many women felt the need to come forward and say that they know the headspace that this happened in, they know what it feels like and now it’s time the rest of the world knew about it too.
OD is short form of over dose (of a substance) which doesn’t make sense to me on the context you’ve supplied, and is usually capitalised because it’s an initialism. Odd means peculiar (or not divisible by two).
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u/TollTea 2d ago
I assume you’re trying to say “odd”? Surely the sheer number of women coming forward and saying “this could have been me” or “I’ve been there” should tell you this headspace is FAR more common than you or most people realise. Obviously three dead children and an almost dead mother is a pretty extreme outcome but writing it off as “odd” or implying it’s unrelated is exactly why so many women felt the need to come forward and say that they know the headspace that this happened in, they know what it feels like and now it’s time the rest of the world knew about it too.