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> Absolutely, and people who don't have kids say the same thing - but framed so entirely differently it's like different worlds. Everyone who has kids were, at
by glitchc 6y ago
> Absolutely, and people who don't have kids say the same thing - but framed so entirely differently it's like different worlds.
Everyone who has kids were, at one point, folks who didn't have kids. Those with kids do have the benefit of seeing both sides, like it or not.
- meddlepal 6y agoOn the other hand, there's definitely something to be said for missing an additional 18+ years of freedom that not having kids allows a person to have. That's an experience parents don't get to have and since most people are having kids in there 30's that's a lot of very prime time to sacrifice that is massively different from the few years of adulthood (their 20's) that they did experience.