Boing Boing guest blogger Andrea James intends here written about parenting as a lifestyle choice. This month in information, an interesting piece on the same topic: Why a growing number of couples in America, decide to have children - or perhaps more on the whole, that they meet the forty just kind of ending value in this way by the time. Snip:
my wife, Nancy, and I have nine years married been. The time, we the node everyone we knew was bound, that having children. Our individual philosophies to the topic fell somewhere between casual indifference and acute apathy. "Do you want children?" "I know not... you?" "To... not sure." "I'll ' have 'em if you want.?" "I don't know"You"." "Do you like to go to see a movie?" "Sure!"Because we both 40 driving, we found that there was something, we had to "to go." So we tried. And we are pregnant. And truth be told, the way we were not on the Moon and deliberately pregnant people to be way. Then we (well, actually, they) had a miscarriage and how it sounds so terrible, we were not so sad as we should have had.
Our (okay, your) gynecologist, said that the miscarriage should remember not to try again, because they are common (an estimated one in four pregnancies ends in a), stressed the time was essential. That meant that we went it too indecisive indecisive with a gun to our heads. In fact, we often saw each other at and said: "gun to the head: kid or not a child?" The answer, no matter who was never changed to questions: "I don't know." But you take the gun please way out of my head. "I try, change lanes, and it's rush hour." We discussed "another attempt" half-heartedly, but we both knew that we society expected were recited only the empty words of us.
"The No. baby-boom," by Brian Frazer, in details.
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