I hadn't read such crazy comments in a long time. Of course, at the age of 24 you will not be ready for a child. You've probably just started to support yourself. Now is the time to spend your own money with pleasure, to go to restaurants, vacations and trips. Do not rush in any case. Children are a wonderful thing, but once they appear, your life changes radically. Yes, you will probably never wake up and say to yourself, from today I am ready for children, but to rush to create them when you have other priorities is simply devoid of any logic. Besides, according to my personal observations, the simpler people who have no ambitions in life (more for women) - their first job when they graduate is to have children. It's just that there's nothing else worth living in their lives that's worth living, and that's why they attack, that the problem was in you. If you have a good profession with a field for performance, a good social life and finances for excursions, you will not rush to have children, as if your life depends on it. I am 28 years old, my friend is 30 years old - both with a very serious and respected profession. We talked about children, but they can appear at the earliest after 2 years. Now there are too many places we want to go, too many evening gatherings and professional engagements. Just for reference: the people from my hometown who first had children were the people with the least mental capacity and the least qualified work. my friend is 30 years old - both with a very serious and respected profession. We talked about children, but they can appear at the earliest after 2 years. Now there are too many places we want to go, too many evening gatherings and professional engagements. For reference only: the people from my hometown who first had children were the people with the least mental capacity and the least qualified work. my friend is 30 years old - both with a very serious and respected profession. We talked about children, but they can appear at the earliest after 2 years. Now there are too many places we want to go, too many evening gatherings and professional engagements. Just for reference: the people from my hometown who first had children were the people with the least mental capacity and the lowest skilled job.
1 anastasiabelle_ answered
You are the one who will give birth, not him. You can tell him you agree and take action. Tell him I'll give him mine to watch him for a day and think again. It's not normal to insist when you don't want to. Life changes a lot with the child, it's good to travel a little before that ...