Okay, but obviously you weren´t "serious" with that remark, given the explanation for saying it, you give afterwards. So you were being ironic or sarcastic which can come across as unfriendly, just saying

If you had wanted to be polite, you could simply have said: "just because your therapist agrees, it doesn´t necessarily mean it is correct"

And I agree, it doesn´t necessarily mean that it is correct. Neither I nor my therapist can know with 100 percent what the real reason is for having that baby.

I don´t think it´s "rude" to have an opinion at all and I don´t think she´s taking "sides" on this matter. It´s not a matter of personal conflict.

You don´t know how much of the story she knows and I told her.
But she can say, what the situation sounds like to her, certainly.

She´s not just therapist for adults but she´s a childtherapist too and she told me that a lot of babies get born, unfortunately, like this: with a job/task before they´re even really on this world, which is to make mommy happy/keep her busy/give her a "sense" to live. She knows because a lot of children end up her patients. A lot of those moms lack something that is "just for them" in life, some don´t know what to do with their lives, so they have children instead.

I agree, supporting does not mean agreeing. And she doesn´t agree with me on all matters. But this is talk therapy and she is entitled to a "professional" and a "personal" opinion.

"I will try to pacify your insecurities if I feel the need to post in your threads again. " ..... sarcastic again? seriously......

And we all have insecurities, not just people struggling with PTSD.

You don´t need to "pacify my insecurities" just post in a respectful and polite manner and leave sarcasm out of it. thank you