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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, I am starting to get it now that I have a child. [b]Not having kids is just protecting oneself from setbacks and disappointments (some would call it lazy and cowardly but who knows).[/b] One can have an SN child and all that it entails. Or a child that just isn’t quite the inspiration and pride of their parents. One can get stuck in a bad marriage due to shared kids People just avoid vulnerability One may call it lazy or one might call it smart I think it’s great to have a choice [/quote] I'm.pretty sure I just don't want kids. Why is this so difficult for some people to accept? And before someone asks why I'm on a parenting board, I'm also a nanny and that's how I discovered this place [/quote] I think it’s natural to want to experience something new and unique, like becoming a parent (even if one doesn’t have a strong reproductive instinct). Therefore I think when people avoid it - it means some deep rooted subconscious fears or trauma. But it’s just my theory, I don’t have a problem with people who don’t want kids. [/quote] God, you people are bizarre. Childless people’s experience many new and unique things. Having children doesn’t have to be one of them, and no, that’s not “subconscious fears or trauma.” Absurd. -a parent[/quote]
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