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DragonFruit · 61-69, M
I am 62 and have no children. My life is not incomplete.
My parents are both deceased, and I did not get divorced at 40 (or at 60 for that matter). I have a lovely wife, 7 siblings, 20 nieces and nephews and a few great nieces and nephews. I have some good friends. I have dogs that give me unconditional love.
I am more fortunate and have a better life than some people who have children.
You will learn that it is not only children that make one’s life worth living....so think about that. 😊
My parents are both deceased, and I did not get divorced at 40 (or at 60 for that matter). I have a lovely wife, 7 siblings, 20 nieces and nephews and a few great nieces and nephews. I have some good friends. I have dogs that give me unconditional love.
I am more fortunate and have a better life than some people who have children.
You will learn that it is not only children that make one’s life worth living....so think about that. 😊
@DragonFruit 🙂
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@DragonFruit what makes life worth living? please share
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Mrsbetweenfatandfit · 31-35, F
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alright after reading all this there I gotta repsond.
What would you do without kids?
What you do now without kids!
You spend time with your friends yeah not every week.
You spend time on your own ( many enjoy that ) a little with parents, siblings etc then you got this big chunk of time to spend with that person you wanted to spend so much time with in the first place. They are your best friend and now you get them all the time. All that money saved from having to feed, cloth, care for kids. You spend it on experiences not stuff. Travel and memories. There is so much to see and do. Not having any kids is not for everyone and many have had their lives enriched with children. Kids rock. But those without will have lots to do and have happy lives too. Having and not having neither is a winner. No one is in competition with each others choices in life. We can be different and be happy and respect another's choice instead of telling them they are wrong for not doing what we might do. That'd be just dumb. The number is possibly none maybe one.
alright after reading all this there I gotta repsond.
What would you do without kids?
What you do now without kids!
You spend time with your friends yeah not every week.
You spend time on your own ( many enjoy that ) a little with parents, siblings etc then you got this big chunk of time to spend with that person you wanted to spend so much time with in the first place. They are your best friend and now you get them all the time. All that money saved from having to feed, cloth, care for kids. You spend it on experiences not stuff. Travel and memories. There is so much to see and do. Not having any kids is not for everyone and many have had their lives enriched with children. Kids rock. But those without will have lots to do and have happy lives too. Having and not having neither is a winner. No one is in competition with each others choices in life. We can be different and be happy and respect another's choice instead of telling them they are wrong for not doing what we might do. That'd be just dumb. The number is possibly none maybe one.
@Dan193 I’m an only child and I was never lonely growing up. 🤔 where are you getting your research from? And actually men can make healthy children to a pretty decent age and women can have them in a mature age as well usually a great age range where they have a stabled income and better home environment than younger. It doesn’t make sense to rush and have them simply because you’re in fear you won’t be able to when you get older ? Plenty of mature in age people have children. If you don’t want any children at the moment and want some later that’s perfectly fine.
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@Stark Just my cousins and friends that were an only child told me that they would have rather had a brother or a sister growing up, plus it was much fun for me, I imagine, having my sister. About conceiving at an older age, that's actually a medical fact that children are more prone to birth diseases the older the parents are.
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Dan193 · 31-35, M
@AmbivalentFriability can you think of any reason why would somebody want a child?
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@Underconstruction well it was just my point of view, but gotcha
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Dan193 · 31-35, M
@dumpstermeow gush you
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Dan193 · 31-35, M
@Bootsiebaby sure, you're welcomee :)
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Dan193 · 31-35, M
@silentkillx2 shucks, what if u date me?
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@silentkillx2 well only after we had our fun xD
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@tiggerandariel13 wow good job, did you adopt? or all biological? your wife must be a strong woman
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@tiggerandariel13 awesome
Dan193 · 31-35, M
@SW-User nice )
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M