> I don't know why the 'time spent with one's children' line hurts so much, but it does. It sharply rises, before plummeting at age 40. I don't see anything wr

> I don't know why the 'time spent with one's children' line hurts so much, but it does. It sharply rises, before plummeting at age 40. I don't see anything wrong with this line. It's not because you don't see your kids often when they're adult that it wasn't worth having them, or that you don't appreciate the little time you still spend with them. Personally, I didn't want kids but now it's something that I regret somewhat. Being a man, I wrongly assumed the option would always be there.