Thank you for sharing your thoughts on it. This is a question I keep asking myself, and your unbiased tone was helpful (and not common to be honest. Most answers I have received to this quation sounded viased to me). Both having a child and not having one have their own challenges. Perhaps we can focus on the benefits of the situation we are in, and to make the best from what either one is offering us.
I feel like most moms are afraid to say that they prefer their time without kids because society will judge them. It's unfortunate.
I agree focusing on the bright side of the situation we are in is the best way to live. We could also try to position ourselves in the way that enable our future happiness. :)
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on it. This is a question I keep asking myself, and your unbiased tone was helpful (and not common to be honest. Most answers I have received to this quation sounded viased to me). Both having a child and not having one have their own challenges. Perhaps we can focus on the benefits of the situation we are in, and to make the best from what either one is offering us.
Like always, thank you for sharing your thoughts.
I feel like most moms are afraid to say that they prefer their time without kids because society will judge them. It's unfortunate.
I agree focusing on the bright side of the situation we are in is the best way to live. We could also try to position ourselves in the way that enable our future happiness. :)