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Yeah, if you don’t like kids, please don’t have them.
You’ll become less interested in “playing hard” as you get older. I’m 33 and “playing hard” on the weekend is washing and waxing my car and then coming back inside and taking an edible and making a nice dinner and watching a movie. It’s a nice life.
However: hell no on kids. It’s not for me. You don’t have to justify not wanting kids!!!! I don’t like kids, I don’t want to pass on my horrible anxiety and depression to a new generation, and I would be an absolutely atrocious father.
It’s the not wanting to pass on my anxiety and depression for me. I just want to get through life and not worry about what will happen to someone after I die.
Thx for not lying
Playing hard on the weekends will lose its luster.
29M. Always thought I’d have kids, but the older I get, the more I either want to postpone or think I just might prefer not having kids. Time will tell, but the independence and greater financial freedom are huge pluses. But who knows, I might change my mind in my 30s
I miss my free time b4 kids but I can't imagine life without them. It's weird.
At some point you will likely learn there is more to life than money and “playing hard” on the weekends.