Can you ever see yourself "settling down" and having kids?

Yes.

Finding someone, on the other hand..

My family is a bit of a mess so I wanted stability more than anything.

- Gets a 2:2
- Unemployed ends up on JSA and works retail
- Gets married to some slag get me on tinder
- She gets bored and cheats
- Has someone elses kids
- Buys a house after 40 years, realises it's actually a violent area
- Gets divorced
- Loses job due to depression
- Gets disabled
- Commits suicide

At the other end of the spectrum:


>Gets a first
>Moves to the city on a top grad program
>Good salary
>Forced to rent a shared room
>Your roommate is a crack addict and never pays his half
>Most of your earnings are eaten by the cost of living
>Can't afford to settle down and have children
>Still have student debts
>Your employer owns your ass
>Dies alone and childless
>Only your coworkers at your funeral

This isn't on topic but the idea that Bernie Sanders isn't for sale is laughable. Sanders campaign is funded by private donations, if he doesn't suck their dick they'll withdraw their funds. He should get on his knees and accept he's a slave like the rest of them.

The only candidate who literally isn't for sale is Trump.


I don't care though, Sanders is actually driven by empathy and integrity.

I definitely want to get married and probably want at least one kid, though my mind changes frequently in that regard.
I'm no where near ready though, I need a good five or six years before I'll be at the stage where I'd be happy to commit to someone for the rest of my life cause I ain't ever getting no divorce.

'Till death do us part'

'Slips cyanide into cornflakes'

Not so clever now are you??

As I'm in my late 20s I get this question all the time.

I just can't imagine settling down and having kids like everyone I know is. It's like everyone has gone from having mad nights out to dinner parties and wedding parties. So many weddings coming up.
I just wouldn't be able to stand having my own kids and the everything else that comes with settling down. Living with a partner, living in suburbia, having to get a babysitter everytime I go out, having to make plans when school is out, having to put up with bad behaviour, the financial strain, etc.
Of course it takes two as well and i'm pretty much single pringle who is crap with women and a poor postgrad, but even if I fell in love with a girl I don't think I could settle down. There's just so much to do and so much to see and so much I want to achieve. When kids come into the mix and a wife/long term partner your life is no longer just yours?

Anyone else feel like Peter Pan atm?