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StevetheSleeve · 31-35, M
I’m ok with it. I do like kids but don’t have any desire to have some of my own.
foldedunfolding · 41-45, F
@StevetheSleeve i think my hardship.is seeing everyone else with families..kinda fucks me up when i dont have plans or someone to care for me as i get older..but they are like 250k to get to 18, they generally find a reason to hate you, and they are gremlins to take care of!
Punches · 46-50, F
@foldedunfolding Oh yeah kids are a pain in the rear when they are young,
BUT...
They grow up and it is pretty awesome. My son is 26 and I do not get to see him much cause he is out of state but when I do, it is a lot of laughs, funny stories, etc.
I go out west and that is where my family is. My ex, son, daughter in law, grandson.
I cannot even really explain well but it is just we are always so proud of our kids. Just how they go from being pesky obnoxious little sh*ts to being grown, mature men or women.
Well, no one in our family can be called "mature" but we have a lot of laughs and talking smack. 😄
I made a lot of knee-jerk life-changing decisions earlier in life. If I could go back, I wouldn't change a thing.
BUT...
They grow up and it is pretty awesome. My son is 26 and I do not get to see him much cause he is out of state but when I do, it is a lot of laughs, funny stories, etc.
I go out west and that is where my family is. My ex, son, daughter in law, grandson.
I cannot even really explain well but it is just we are always so proud of our kids. Just how they go from being pesky obnoxious little sh*ts to being grown, mature men or women.
Well, no one in our family can be called "mature" but we have a lot of laughs and talking smack. 😄
I made a lot of knee-jerk life-changing decisions earlier in life. If I could go back, I wouldn't change a thing.
