Foregoing Motherhood: The Thing About Future Regret
Briefly

The article explores the societal pressure around childbearing, particularly the common refrain that those without children will regret their decision. It reflects on personal anecdotes of changing perspectives on motherhood due to friendship dynamics and fertility challenges. The author acknowledges that every life choice carries uncertainties and regrets, emphasizing the importance of gaining diverse perspectives to shape meaningful lives—regardless of whether or not one chooses to have children.
In my twenties I was pretty sure I didn't want kids... population growth, finances, and worry about finding a good dad.
Seeking others' perspectives can help in crafting our own lives of meaning and joy.
Read at Psychology Today
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