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It depends on the person. Btw there are people who truly cannot have kids and I don't think it's an accurate or helpful implication that kids always enrich your life. Many people do not have kids and they are living amazing lives. It's a serious commitment and some people don't take it seriously enough. I'm sure you get enough "kids are amazing" messages from the media and everyone around. Get the other side too. Read r/regretfulparents on Reddit
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I struggle with this daily. I’d love to have kids. I know they’re a lot of work. On the flip side, I have more disposable income without kids. But I think my biggest fear is growing old and alone, without any family to help care for me.
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D5, I absolutely wish I could afford it. I’ve been saving for a few years now. I’ve considered going the foster care route too. There’s a learning session with the process through my local county coming up in a few weeks and we’ll go from there.
I mean this is a complicated question and varies by person/couple.
48 years old, no kids, don't like kids, very happy not to have any :)
I never wanted kids desperately. Now we have one. Yes, the world changes quite a lot. Understanding of time, of life and death, war, laws, principles becomes different. It is a very challenging experience. To say I am fullfilled? Not yet! Will I ever be? I doubt
Answer that for yourselves. But remember that adoption is a real option if you decide you want to go down that path.
Look, at the end of the day its only up to you if you want them or not but don’t forget the implications of having them. You don’t have kids for fulfilment reasons or cause people do so / say so, you have them cause you want them.
I have seen plenty of families have kids cause why not, oh lets keep this marriage together or simply bc its the norm and the families crumbled apart due to a variety of reasons.
Think about it and come to your own conclusion
Time is what I don’t have
Freeze them those eggs!
Everyone has their own experiences, but as a father of 3 kids would say its not easy but full of great experiences and moments you will never get to live unless you have one of your own. But again not all experiences will be enjoyable it depends how you feel about it
Life is what you make of it…the journey not the destination. Right? You will have to find fulfillment in other things. It might be even more empowering than being a mom. For me though success - the true sign of success is raising and caring for and sending out into the world a happy, loving, caring, self-aware person who’s also productive and successful. Raising a wonderful person is (for me ) the most fulfilling thing.
Also, it’s about legacy? Children are your legacy.
You should live your life however you want. Having no kids doesn't mean your life is unfulfilled. You are not brought to earth to reproduce. If you truly want them then have them don't listen to other people whether you need them or not.
We don’t have kids and we don’t plan to. I don’t feel any less fulfilled because I don’t have any. We have nieces, nephews.