Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DD says the same thing. I REALLY hope she’ll change her mind. I’ve always wanted kids and enjoy being a parent.
What? Don't you have kids??
Anonymous wrote:DD is at a Top 20 college and has declared she doesn’t want kids because they’re expensive.
It makes me sad but at the same time, I blame myself because I keep reminding her how pricey college/clothing/housing is.
I’m just trying to ignore her declaration but it’s hard.
Anonymous wrote:DD says the same thing. I REALLY hope she’ll change her mind. I’ve always wanted kids and enjoy being a parent.
Anonymous wrote:DD says the same thing. I REALLY hope she’ll change her mind. I’ve always wanted kids and enjoy being a parent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I knew at that age I didn't want kids, and never changed my mind. (I'm 49 now.)
She may change her mind, may not - the cost thing may be a factor, or may just be what she's saying because she feels like she needs reasons for what is at its essence an emotional decision.
I feel like the best thing you can do is to really talk to her, not try to argue with her or ignore her, but you know your kid best and also you know what you have the capacity for.
Really weird that you as a childless 49 y/o woman is responding to this.
NP. Really weird that you haven’t mastered subject-verb agreement.
My mistake. It’s still weird though.
No, it’s not. Women that do not want kids are always told they will change their mind. It’s important to recognize that not everyone does. And that is a valid choice.
What’s weird is your need to control who can respond to a thread.
Anonymous wrote:DD says the same thing. I REALLY hope she’ll change her mind. I’ve always wanted kids and enjoy being a parent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I knew at that age I didn't want kids, and never changed my mind. (I'm 49 now.)
She may change her mind, may not - the cost thing may be a factor, or may just be what she's saying because she feels like she needs reasons for what is at its essence an emotional decision.
I feel like the best thing you can do is to really talk to her, not try to argue with her or ignore her, but you know your kid best and also you know what you have the capacity for.
Really weird that you as a childless 49 y/o woman is responding to this.
NP. Really weird that you haven’t mastered subject-verb agreement.
My mistake. It’s still weird though.