Jenny Mollen, known for her roles in shows like 'Angel' and 'Girls,' stirred controversy with a recent essay on her Substack titled 'Please. Stay. I want you. I need you. Oh, God.' In this piece, she candidly discussed the complexities of raising her two sons with ex-husband Jason Biggs, expressing feelings of vulnerability and anticipatory grief as they grow older. Mollen's comments about wanting her sons to marry women with deceased mothers and her description of her eldest son texting a girl as 'toxic' drew significant backlash. Critics found her remarks disturbing, especially after she shared a now-deleted photo of herself with her son, captioned, 'Your eldest son will be the most toxic guy you ever date.' Mollen responded to the criticism, reflecting on her own childhood and the emotional toll of motherhood. She described motherhood as a profound vulnerability that can feel masochistic, revealing her struggles with her identity as a mother and her relationship with her own mother.