TheProspect
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I know a lot of you guys have different personal perspectives when it comes to having kids. I have seen various posts on other threads guys mentioning how they never want kids at all. I find it intriguing because becoming a father is probably the experience I look forward to most in life. Not saying that I will absolutely will have kids someday, but rather that I couldn’t imagine having an outlook where I would never want to be a father at some point in my life.
I am in no rush to become father. I’m only in my early 20's, and my education is my priority at this stage in my life. There are obviously a lot of variables, but I would prefer to start a family in my early 30’s. However, the last thing I want to do is start a family with the wrong woman.
Anyways, I’m curious to hear your guys’ perspectives…
Why, or why not, do you want children?
If you’re already a father, how has that impacted you? What changes did it bring in your life, for better or worse? Did it offer you any new insights, revelations, etc?
For those who never wanted kids before you actually had them, has the experience of fatherhood shifted your initial outlook?
I am in no rush to become father. I’m only in my early 20's, and my education is my priority at this stage in my life. There are obviously a lot of variables, but I would prefer to start a family in my early 30’s. However, the last thing I want to do is start a family with the wrong woman.
Anyways, I’m curious to hear your guys’ perspectives…
Why, or why not, do you want children?
If you’re already a father, how has that impacted you? What changes did it bring in your life, for better or worse? Did it offer you any new insights, revelations, etc?
For those who never wanted kids before you actually had them, has the experience of fatherhood shifted your initial outlook?