My Husband Wanted to Have a Child. I Didn't. Here Is How It Went | The Walrus
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In recent years, global fertility rates have significantly declined, with projections suggesting a further decrease to 2.1 by 2050, reflecting broader societal shifts.
The societal stigma surrounding childlessness remains strong, as evidenced by personal reflections on fear and isolation when considering a life without motherhood.
The increasing number of individuals choosing not to have children challenges traditional beliefs, as evidenced by rising figures of childlessness among women across various countries.
As I contemplated my future without children, the fears of loneliness and societal judgment surfaced, highlighting the urgent need to understand the implications of childfree living.
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