> As a father of 3, I think the question of "is it worth it" is not as cut-and-dry as you suggest. I never meant to imply anything was so cut and dry. Apologie

> As a father of 3, I think the question of "is it worth it" is not as cut-and-dry as you suggest. I never meant to imply anything was so cut and dry. Apologies for making it seem so. I just wanted to point out something people should learn from this post. No one should have children because they feel as if they are expected to. They really need to understand what kind of commitment it entails.