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How old are they? I honestly felt like that sometimes for the first few years but no longer now that they are somewhat capable of not dying without constant sup
by coffeebeqn 28d ago
How old are they? I honestly felt like that sometimes for the first few years but no longer now that they are somewhat capable of not dying without constant supervision and are becoming their own new persons
- thenoblesunfish 28d agoOne is 6 years, the other is 6 months.
- Gareth321 28d agoThis is arguably the toughest it will ever get. It's very normal to feel all kinds of tough emotions right now. If this were climbing Mount Everest, you'd be near the top.
- kgwgk 28d agoOr maybe they’ll run away at sixteen to join a gang.
- thenoblesunfish 27d agoYou are probably right! But you might be assuming I wanted kids before I realized it wasn't all I'd hoped. I never really wanted them but said ok to my partner. I figured that most of the nicer and more fulfilled older people I knew had kids. Then again now I wonder if that's because there are plenty of older fulfilled people without kids off doing their thing and not interacting with the likes of me.
- Gareth321 27d ago85% of women eventually have at least one child. So there are older folks out there without kids, but it's a relatively small group. I'm sorry to hear you never wanted kids. I guess it's more complicated if you were sure beforehand that it's not for you. I hope you're able to balance the love with the effort.
- AndrewDucker 16d agoGive it time. It is hard work, but it gets easier as it goes along. I'd brace yourself for about 5 years of it being relentless but slowly getting easier. By which point, although it will still not be easy you should at least be regularly getting some time to yourself to recharge.