I understand that saying this opens us up to a lot of criticism. Couples who decide to remain childless have to answer a number of tough questions. At this point, we prefer to mentor and help kids who already have parents, but who are in need of help. The money we would spend on private school tuition, weddings, and college, could be directed to agencies in desperate need of help.
So I expect that we will hear all sorts of responses explaining that we'll "never feel full love" without kids, or that we'll never be fulfilled without kids.
I love kids, as does David. I also love and adore my husband, and I'm unwilling to mess with that dynamic.
Of course, we could change our minds. But right now, this is something we're seriously considering.
I think you have a good point. No comments from me. I love mine, but man life does change dramatically. Will be interested to see if there is an evolution in your thoughts over time, but I think you are super smart and my kid loves you as "Mentor Jen!"
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