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I think age, or the stage of life you are at changes the way you think about these things radically. The same way we think we know everything when we are in our
by glaberficken 9y ago
I think age, or the stage of life you are at changes the way you think about these things radically. The same way we think we know everything when we are in our teens and the whole "adult" world is clueless. When we are young adults (20 to 35) we tend to think we will never want children, but some people later find that they change their mind. I personally believe you should follow your natural instincts (easier said than done).
- usrusr 9y agoI fully expect life at advanced age to be more fulfilling with children than without. Even complaining that they never return your calls would probably beat asking unpleasant what if questions. But is that really worth adding a multiple of your personal footprint to the problems of all future generations?
- sshine 9y agoI've fluctuated in this way through the decades. Instead of promoting my current stance, I've come to promote not having a single, unchanging factor (convenience or ideological). Having hardcore opinions on anything causes stagnation, so I pick them carefully.