Childless by Choice: The Joy of Not Having Children (P.S. Motherhood is Not for Everyone) - Kisanga, Neema
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When will you have kids? Sounds familiar? I bet it does! The decision to not have children didn't come lightly. I started recognizing the signs at a very young age. When I was growing up, I had nephews and nieces around. I babysat some of them since I was about seven years old. I could barely keep up with them - the tantrums, the relentless crying, the mess, you name it. Kids drama aside - I saw how hard my siblings (and my parents) worked, and I couldn't help but wonder, can I do this when I grow up? Then adulthood kicked in. Societal expectations are running wild, and the world is spinning…mehr

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When will you have kids? Sounds familiar? I bet it does! The decision to not have children didn't come lightly. I started recognizing the signs at a very young age. When I was growing up, I had nephews and nieces around. I babysat some of them since I was about seven years old. I could barely keep up with them - the tantrums, the relentless crying, the mess, you name it. Kids drama aside - I saw how hard my siblings (and my parents) worked, and I couldn't help but wonder, can I do this when I grow up? Then adulthood kicked in. Societal expectations are running wild, and the world is spinning around. As questions about my childless life continue to mount, the universe continues to show me how much I am better off without children. I ask myself, is having children worth it? Absolutely - for some people, but not me. I, for one, have chosen to celebrate the joys of not having children. It is perfectly normal (and okay) for people to prioritize their careers, pursue their passions, and travel the world (or do anything they want), all without the added responsibility of raising children. And for those of you who are wondering, no - I don't need to be a mother to live a happy and fulfilling life. Don't get me wrong. I love children but from a distance. Join me as I explore what it's like to be childless and how I find fulfillment in life, sharing my personal experiences and research-backed information.