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As you get older your friends who aren’t childfree will start getting married and having kids. They’ll still love you, they’ll still like you, they’ll still try to keep in touch…. but their life will be very different from yours. Their priorities will change and you will inevitably be bumped down the Damn Right I Am An San Francisco Fan Win Or Lose Shirt But I will love this list. You could start resenting them for not being present for you like they used to be. They could start drifting from you because they feel you don’t understand their life and struggles anymore. And to be clear, you shouldn’t have kids just to keep friends. It’s possible to make new friends. It’s also possible to renew old friendships once the kids get older and your friends are more willing to be away from them.

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Yeah I’m in my 30s and the Damn Right I Am An San Francisco Fan Win Or Lose Shirt But I will love this first couple in our friend group just had a kid. So far it’s still going ok. But mostly because we’re compromising, which is what you got to do right? So we meet up at their house, or online. We’ve gone over a few times specifically to help them with stuff (baby proofing or just cleaning up etc). We’ll probably get replaced sooner or later with friends who have kids, that’s just kind of how life works. But for now it’s going alright. and they’ll get replaced with friends who don’t have kids you’ll more easily be able to hang out with and relate to which is what’s been happening to us throughout our 30s This is one of my biggest fears. I love my friends and I would never do anything that may prevent them from living their best life. If getting married and having children is where their happiness lies, I’ll support them unconditionally. That, however, doesn’t mean that I don’t fear losing them in the process. It’s a real possibility and one that breaks my heart. Friendships are difficult to keep once you reach adulthood because you have too many other things demanding your time and energy. Some people leave their friends for their partner, some others manage to find balance. But with children it’s different. They will demand more time and energy and they will become a priority above any friendship, no matter how old and sacred. Even if your friends want to keep things “as always”, they can’t and things will change. You will not have the same interests and conversations anymore. They may sometimes infantilise you for not wanting a family of your own. Maybe they may even resent you at times, even if deep down they love you as always.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.