you are right mrchipz, it won't be bad at all. But enjoy your age too. It is the age you will miss when you are in your 30s (not in a bad way, but because is easier to look back to your past then imagine your future, there is always something that could be better in the "past"). So, enjoy every minute of being in your 20s. That way you will be even more in peace with turning 30
LOL Piglet. I'm also 30 and still can't see the attraction of babies. Don't like it when people assume you're a careerist or consumerist just cos you don't want kids. I'm thinking of a TV programme I saw on Saturday (What Makes Us Human); great programme, except for the presenter's summing up when he suggested women who were "commiting genetic suicide" were doing it out of a desire not to miss out on the consumer/career lifestyle. Nope, just don't want the buggers.
juno, I am 32 now, until last year I didn't feel anything about wanting babies, being a mother etc. I had no instinct, not even a tiny bit. Last year I suddenly felt the urge to have a baby and blamed my biological clock. Also my father died last year, so I don't know if my feelings are related to that. But I know what you mean. People love labelling other people that aren't like themselves. If you don't want a baby, that's the end of the story. There is no but, why etc. The world is full of babies who need love and home anyway. I still can't decide whether I should bring one to this world or adopt a baby who needs a new chance in life.
404- lets have babies together! Lots of babies- who needs men anyway. Lets start a commune and kidnapp 18 year old prime specimes for a spot of fun before we release them back in Bedford!
Free babies for everyone. We can give birth under water in a big bubbly jacuzzi and have a beer afterwards. The Matriarchiate rules!
If women who don't want babies etc. are commiting genetic suicide.. then what about gay men and women?
I do hate it when people are lablled and given a generic reason for wanting or not wanting to do a particular thing with their life.
Its a bit different but take doign a PhD for example.. Most people I speak to when I say I am going to be starting a PhD this October come out with the comments that I just want to doss about being a student again and that I can't hack it in the real world.. It really bugs me!
Well, 404, biring your cat along to the jacuzzi party- the more the merrier. I also have cats, so they are more than welcome to my commune.
Let's be cheecky together- and don't forget to write down your saucy dreams before breakfast- a little bit of inspiration never hurts (as long as we can release them in Bedford, once we're done).
p.s. Cats are not the only toe nibbling things in my commune.
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