People who don’t have kids won’t have the specific problem of paying for their kids’ expenses and being as constrained for time during working hours. But for t

People who don’t have kids won’t have the specific problem of paying for their kids’ expenses and being as constrained for time during working hours. But for those, this conversation does not apply. You can make a different argument that working in office prevents you from exceeding being a wage space, because you can’t run a side business or live on a beach as you always wanted. The essence of the article is the alternative code of working in an office, you seem to make it about whether one should have kids, as if the cost was a deciding factor for those who consider to have kids at all. Which it supposedly is for some, but not all.