Diana Karklin combines photography and interviews in her photo book “Undo Motherhood”. With her haunting project, she gives women who regret their motherhood a voice. The book consists of seven chapters that divide the book. ANGRY, FEAR, ISOLATION, EXHAUSTION, GUILT, RESIGNATION, and ACCEPTANCE are the emotions the mothers go through. The author and photographer examines the reasons why a significant number of women around the world regret being a mother. The protagonists love their children, but hate the oppressive role of mother that robs them of their own existence. Rigid gender roles, vertical power structures in the family and society mean that mothers bear full responsibility for their children and feel left alone by fathers. They suffer in silence and feel that motherhood is the worst mistake they’ve made. With her honest, courageous book, the author makes visible another dimension of motherhood, which otherwise stands in the shadow of attention.