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Same here, I can’t even begin to imagine not hearing their voices in the morning, but I can see why people would choose not to have them. It’s not about whether
by low_tech_love 3y ago
Same here, I can’t even begin to imagine not hearing their voices in the morning, but I can see why people would choose not to have them. It’s not about whether they will regret it or not (it’s hard to regret something you never had…?) but about the fact that making the choice itself seems easier and easier.
- sho_hn 3y agoI honestly find it puzzling. My day job is far more stressful on a daily basis than parenting is. Being a parent must be a lot harder in the US, otherwise I can't explain it to myself.
- klipt 3y ago"It takes a village" to raise children and many people in the US have lost their village, e.g. due to moving to chase high paying jobs. Not sharing the work with relatives or neighbors makes everything harder. You're the single point of failure. No redundancy.