FWIW, the fact that you care about the quality of your parenting skills, plus the fact that you wouldn't want a child of yours to have an unfit mother, leads me to believe that you would probably make a better mom than you think.I want zero kids, since I'm sure I would be an unfit mother. I'm kind of hoping that changes, though. Mothering just seems so rewarding and I'd love to be able to watch a child of mine grow up.
Aww, thanks. I just really worry about how my different psychological issues would/could affect any future kids that I have. I've heard so many horror stories about women with depression and/or anxiety who totally neglect their kids, and I just don't want to be one of those mothers.FWIW, the fact that you care about the quality of your parenting skills, plus the fact that you wouldn't want a child of yours to have an unfit mother, leads me to believe that you would probably make a better mom than you think.
Is your last name 1984?
Wait. Seriously. Because you know my biological clock is ticking . . . (lol)
Wait. Seriously. Because you know my biological clock is ticking . . . (lol)
Yes, I did just proposition two guys in the same post.
Thomas, you are too sweet. I think the world would be a better place with a litter of mini-'84's running around, too!
I'm at the point where I'm pretty sure that I don't want to have biological children. I've seriously thought of being a foster mother to older children though. If I met a guy who was perfect for me in every way except he did want to have biological children, then I'd be ok with having one child. I'm not getting any younger and my ability to have healthy children isn't going to last much longer anyway.
You ladies ring the alarms on your biological clocks way too early methinks.
Well, get crackinFor me the biological clock is an afterthought. Although if you think about it, I'm 30 now. I'm not even dating anyone at the moment. I takes time to date, get engaged, and marry. I haven't even met my future husband yet.
For me the biological clock is an afterthought. Although if you think about it, I'm 30 now. I'm not even dating anyone at the moment. I takes time to date, get engaged, and marry. I haven't even met my future husband yet.
Yes, but for someone who wants many children , it's extremely hard to deal with. It's not just because i'm being silly and having a poor me moment. I want to have lots of kids and i don't want to be really old in having them- not because i'm a brat that doesn't trust God, but because I don't want to endanger them with health risks that older pregnacies can cause, and I want to have the energy that goes with the younger years to keep up with them. I had older parents, and while they were wonderful, there are some things that i saw them live that i would not want to go through in rasing my own children. It's not a silly little issue to me, it means a lot to me.
Yup, which is why I had mine at 33.Cause no one has ever conceived a healthy child after age 34.
Cause no one has ever conceived a healthy child after age 34.