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What should you do if you're 33 and have been married 7 years and really want a baby but your husband is dead-set against children and you mentioned going separate ways but he doesn't want to lose you?
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∙ 18y ago
Leave him. If you want a child and he doesn't then find someone who really loves you and will help you raise your child. Remember, the only purpose women have is to give birth. Life is too short in this vast unknown life, so secure your family line and fulfill your natural instincts. Good luck! Leslie. You might wish to try counseling to find out why he doesn't want children. This is something that should have been discussed before you married then perhaps you both could evaluated the importance of the issue and then decided if marriage was the right choice. Women have many roles in life motherhood should be considered a choice not an obligation. Likewise fatherhood (or motherhood) should be a choice and not something one does to make a spouse or partner happy. Children have a right to be born into this world because they are wanted by both parents.
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