When did you start thinking about having or not having kids?

Funny story: from the time my younger sister could talk, all she talked about was getting married and having a hundred babies. Our family went to Canada on vacation one year and the souvenir my sister wanted was a bride doll, veil, dress, bouquet and all.

After we were home a few weeks, my dad noticed she wasn’t talking about getting married anymore. When he asked her why, she burst into tears and sobbed “Nobody’s sticking pins in MY head for that stupid veil!”

When I realized I couldn't.

Like 28

My whole life really. Definitely while I was still in elementary school. My own childhood was a nightmare, and I didn't want to wish that on anybody else. Been on the no-kids club ever since

about one month ago, never really dawned on me before but i fell in love with a nice girl who would be a great mom.

Every day I take a moment to embrace my non-parent status.

When I was 21 I wanted kids. Still do

I always wanted to have a family too.

When I got married.

All my life

When I saw the way my brothers and I fought with each other and my parents. When I saw the wrath of my parents. I never wanted to get like that or deal with such awful children!

I had a miserable childhood. I knew by the time I was ten I never wanted to have children. I've never been married.

About 3 seconds after I heard her puking her guts out for the second morning in a row....

I haven’t started thinking seriously about it yet

When i was over twenty

Since puberty, pretty much. At least thinking about the question.