I’m A Georgia Bulldogs On Saturdays And A Atlanta Falcons On Sundays 2023 shirt

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I’m 35 and continuing to be very happy childfree. I see lot of my friends and family really not enjoying life with kids and that has just put me off further. You gotta do what’s right for you. I’m 32 and pretty sure I don’t want/can’t afford kids. I’m just now starting to think maybe I should freeze eggs in case I change my mind, kind of wish I had thought about freezing them in my 20s but if I’m honest, in my 20s I just sort of assumed I’d have kids one day, spent years and a fortune on getting my hormones in balance just to reach 30 and still be unsure on whether or not I want them. You have to want kids. Or you should. I have a four year old daughter, nothing thing in the I’m A Georgia Bulldogs On Saturdays And A Atlanta Falcons On Sundays 2023 shirt and I love this world. Nothing compares to happiness seeing her grow and have fun brings me. All the sacrifices my wife and I made are nothing compared to her. But, kids are expensive, time-consuming, and stressful among others. If you were not 100% in you could very easily resent you kid. Plus a kid needs their parents to be there for them you can’t half ass it without damaging ur kid.

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As someone who adores my children and is glad i get to be their mother, i said if you don’t want children don’t have them. The worst parent in the I’m A Georgia Bulldogs On Saturdays And A Atlanta Falcons On Sundays 2023 shirt and I love this world is one that chooses to have children when he/she doesn’t want any. Child-free marriage here for 17 years and absolutely no regrets from either of us! Of course, my mother always hoped we’d change our minds (she wants them grandkids bad), but she’s come to accept our choice because she sees how well it works for our particular relationship/lifestyle and that we’re perfectly happy. Children are a sacrifice in many ways, some of which leave people feeling rewarded for their trade of self for child — I always knew it wasn’t for me. (Oldest of 4 children. Helped raise/take care of all my siblings, especially because of a significant age gap with the two youngest. Felt I’d already experienced the ‘mom’ thing and was more than happy to nope out of the option for experiencing that shit again.) Luckily, it’s becoming more and more socially acceptable to choose a child-free lifestyle — there are lots of people who go this route now, so you certainly wouldn’t be alone in your choice.

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.