How far would YOU go??
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How far would YOU go??You're in what you consider to be a loving relationship, when your partner discovers that they are infertile and it's irreversible. How would you deal with this, and why?
Speaking personally, I can truthfully say that it would make NO difference whatsoever. I don't consider having kids the be-all and end-all of a relationship. -
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Well how shallow is that? What happened to old-fashioned love and commitment?(Original post by Adarah)
I wouldn't end the relationship. But it's interesting, just yesterday on another board there was someone who started this very same topic only saying that they see no point in marriage if you don't have kids. -
I'd have to know why they didn't want kids. This might actualy put me off thinking about it, I'm quirte a motherly kind of person, I can't understand why someone would choose to never have children.(Original post by Adarah)
Well - what about if your partner could have kids, but told you they never, ever wanted to have any? That's also an interesting question and for some the answer may be different ... -
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Hi. Can you qualify WHO it was said that to you, just in case people think it was me. Personally I think whoever DID say that to you was out of line.(Original post by Adarah)
dunno, he told me that I was too young to comment on the subject and too naive. -
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Sorry - that's NOT how I intended it to come across. Of COURSE you can have love and commitment without marriage - I was trying to demonstrate that to marry with the SOLE intent of having kids is shallow imho.(Original post by mik1w)
you can't have love and commitment without marridge? isn't that more shallow?