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Agreed, but with a different conclusion to you. Since you have children, I think you'd agree with me that it's changed you in a way that you can't explain to s
by ghusto 3y ago
Agreed, but with a different conclusion to you.
Since you have children, I think you'd agree with me that it's changed you in a way that you can't explain to someone who doesn't have any? Wouldn't you rather everyone underwent that change?
- drewcoo 3y agoI could just as easily say that choosing not to have children has changed me in a way that I can't explain to people who never experienced that. The broadest group of my cohort decided to have children. It was the easiest path to begin - most folks are straight and have sex drives and that will often result in babies. Those few of us seniors who decided not to have had a weird expectations foisted on us from some and strange condemnation from others - social pressures I could claim parents will never understand. So please stop this one-side-or-the-other nonsense. And the "mystical experience of being 'me'." We all make choices. We're all similar. We are each unique.