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Are you sure that women who don't have kids are missing out? I know one or two that have a very fulfilling life and never regretted not having children, one has already passed, the other is well into her 80's.I wasn't judging anyone Jess. I said I thought women who didn't have kids were missing out..that's not judging them. I also said that women were made for that, that's not judging anyone, we are made for bearing children. We have all the right organs don't we Jess? Ergo...we were made for bearing children.
I think they are missing out....I did say that there are exceptions. I'm glad I had kids...though I didn't want to initially, but changed my mind and had kids and loved having them...what a blessing to me in my life!Are you sure that women who don't have kids are missing out? I know one or two that have a very fulfilling life and never regretted not having children, one has already passed, the other is well into her 80's.
Having the parts doesn't equate being made for anything. Yes, the purpose of a uterus is to hold and nourish the fetus during its development, but what if, that uterus is ill and can't hold the fetus, or, can't nourish it? does that mean that that women don't have a role in life?
Having children can be a blessing, you seem to be one of those women blessed with children, but I do also know some women whose children have been a curse, despite having been nursing and caring mothers.
I can give you several reasons for wanting children, and several for not. Also, all throughout history, there have been famous childless women who didn't seem to feel any less of a woman for not having children.
I just remember, I recently met a 21 y/o woman who wants to become a nun, she doesn't want children and wants to dedicate her life to helping others in need, will she feel she is missing out when she turns 50?
That makes it seem like you think a woman's only role on this Earth is to birth children. What about women and girls' other goals and aspirations for their lives? Besides not all women want children, not all men want children either.... technically males were made for creating kids as well. The only way to make a child is with a man and a woman.I also said that women were made for that, that's not judging anyone, we are made for bearing children. We have all the right organs don't we Jess? Ergo...we were made for bearing children.
My brother and I used to share a cage as puppies. I hated it. He hated it too.Does a dog living in a cage seem to like his life? No they don't. Anyway I don't think anyone can put a value on a life.
You act like every life is so sacred, but what about future murderers? So they deserve to live, just to potentially kill someone in my family? And I'm just supposed to be like Oh well. Life rules?
In my estimation, and I could be wrong, all Lisa is saying is this:The thing is, Lisa, you had children, have enjoyed raising them and they are blessings in your life. I'm happy it has turned out that way for you. Your position is a valid one from your vantage point. But, is not the only valid one.
There are women in all types of colors and flavors, women who want children, women who don't, women who can't, women who are not allowed to, there are women who love children and women who don't, women who marry and are happy, women who marry and are unhappy, women who stay single and are happy, women who don't. Women who love being housewife's, or homemakers, or stay at home moms, and women that love their careers and wouldn't trade that for a kid. There are happy women, unhappy ones and everything in between.
You sound like you are talking for all these women, and dismissing all these other experiences. In your mind you may not, but it's how it sounds.
I think that one of the main roles for a woman is having kids, but not like in the barefoot and pregnant way. I think motherhood is more wonderful and fantastic then the world believes it is today. I volunteered for a time in a maternity ward at a hospital. One day like 5 kids were born and I got to go in and see them as I was doing other things and all I could think of was I was one of the first ones to see their little faces. And what wonderful little faces they had! I had my own kids and I feel blessed to have had them!That makes it seem like you think a woman's only role on this Earth is to birth children. What about women and girls' other goals and aspirations for their lives? Besides not all women want children, not all men want children either.... technically males were made for creating kids as well. The only way to make a child is with a man and a woman.
What about a man, if a man has no kids are they missing out? Because men have the organs to create children as well. They are one half of the baby's genes.Yes, woman can do other things and I suppose they can choose to do something other than have babies..women do it all the time. But, I think that its a sad thing and I do wonder when they are older, that maybe they don't regret not having had children. I didn't say they are damned or anything for it, I just thought they were missing out on a joy of life that's all. No condemnation, no other negative connotations, I just think they missed out, their choice, not mine.
A man's role in life is different than a woman's but they are still needed to be with each other. A man will leave his mom and dad and cleave to his wife....So, there is a way in which God intended us to go. A man and a woman to marry and to have children is obvious to me in what God has said. Not to forget that we have the body parts to make children, the woman being the one to carry the baby and nurse it.What about a man, if a man has no kids are they missing out? Because men have the organs to create children as well. They are one half of the baby's genes.
I think I can answer this. See, I knew as a child I never wanted children. Was eleven when I decided that. Part inheritable sickness, part this world and part cause I think children are pink, ugly poop and scream machines.I don't understand why many couples don't want children.
Would they think that childlessness means unregenerated population and it would cause economic collapse?