i think his wording is poorly phrased. I think that having children put things in a different perspective/context. which makes your analysis of existence quite

i think his wording is poorly phrased. I think that having children put things in a different perspective/context. which makes your analysis of existence quite different. I know that the day I held my son I felt something click/change in my mind. I can't really describe what changed, just that my priorities changed. I still cant really aptly describe what changed... and it's been nearly 16 years to the day that he was born. (and I've also had a daughter (13) as well) oh also, having children is a form of immortality. I know that my impact on the world will carry on, and I'm pretty pleased with the form that it takes.