WHEN WE CAME ACROSS Cathy’s application, we saw that she was by far the most coherent and intelligent of the group. She wrote that she was happily married with three children. Her answers were not handwritten in the tiny allotted spaces; she had downloaded the original questionnaire and typed her responses at thoughtful length. Her attention to detail was heartening. And her computer-generated essay indicated, among other things, a certain level of competence. This gleaned morsel of information made me glad: she must live in a house with a computer and know how to use it.
Really? This is from Alex Kuczynski’s latest piece in the NYT Magazine, Her Body, My Baby. So much I can say, but I’ll let the pictures do the talking. Total barf fest.
 Her Body |
 Her Baby |
Photos by Gillian Laub for The New York Times
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