Not having kids

Now, don't get me wrong the process of MAKING kids is pretty fun (at first) and I certainly enjoy a good "(un)dress rehearsal" for that whenever I can get it, but actually HAVING a kid sounds kind of terrible.

It's fine to not want to have children.

"I didn't even like kids when I was a kid."

Here is why I don't want to have kids and what it's like being childfree by choice. Yes, it's normal to not want babies, here's more about it

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I never have and I’m pretty sure I never will

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report found that the US birth rate fell by 4% from 2019 to 2020, the sharpest single-year decline in almost 50 years, and the lowest number of births since 1979. With more and more people passing on the prospect of having children, childfree people are still seen with a fair share of stigma by society.

Parenthood is often seen as a natural milestone in a woman's life, but having a baby is a life-changing decision. Here are 10 reasons NOT to have a baby.

Someone from Denton posted a whisper, which reads "Yes, I'm a woman in my thirties. No, I still don't want kids. Yes, I'm absolutely positive about this. No, I won't change my mind someday. Nothing is missing."

I say that all the time and people are like "you might change your mind!" And I say "no". This quote makes sense.

Someone from None posted a whisper, which reads "I don't want to have kids because I'm convinced that being pregnant is the same as having a parasite inside of you"

More and more people these days are becoming childfree by choice, in turn celebrating time, freedom, and opportunities they have reserved for themselves. Meanwhile, economists have pointed to the fact that the fertility rate has fallen every year since 2007, as the Great Recession made millennials put off child-rearing for years.

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