A view from a man wanting kids (or maybe not?)
I don't often read articles by men who are thinking abou the baby decision.
But this article in the Observer Women's Magazine caught my eye. The author talks about how he wonders if he has left it too late - wondering if he should have taken the decision to start a family earlier.
Most of my clients are women - and I've never been contacted by a man. But do you (or are you) know men who are struggling with this issue?
But this article in the Observer Women's Magazine caught my eye. The author talks about how he wonders if he has left it too late - wondering if he should have taken the decision to start a family earlier.
Most of my clients are women - and I've never been contacted by a man. But do you (or are you) know men who are struggling with this issue?
Comments
Having power and being granted power contingently are not the same. This becomes apparent when you consider accidental births (which by some estimates are 1/3 of all US births or nearly 1/2 in some populations). If I want the baby, she can abort it. If I don't want it, she can birth it and lock me in for 18 years. Men have no power in this.