no. I havent carried another human in my body to the point it can sustain life and beyond. That said I do not consider myself a nonmother.

Yes, woman that choose not to have children are the ones that should be admired for their guts to go against society and family pressure to reproduce and add to an overpopulated and greedy civilization.

The answer is yes.

If only 1's are allowed to sit next to 0's, then non-1's are discriminated out.

Nah. There's Mother's Day, Father's Day, Siblings Day, Grandparent's Day, Friendship Day, Prayer Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Earth Day, Presidents Day, Adopt a Dog Day and 50 bazillion other Name a Day's to choose from. Gotta fall into at least one category!

At first I thought "What a silly comment." Then I realized that I'm sure there are women who do want to be mothers but for whatever reason cannot conceive. With that in mind I can see where there could be pain for some people on those days.

And father's day? Just create a day for non-parents.

Not at all. If you're offended that people would show love and gratitude to the women who bore them and/or raised them, you probably have serious self-esteem issues.

You could say that about any special day. It's going to be discriminatory against someone or other. Do I feel discriminated against because of Christmas or Passover? Not particularly. We should leave others to do what they wish. (Assuming it doesn't infringe on others' rights and lives.)

In what way?