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Originally Posted by Olive303
As you said you feel like a newborn baby now and having kids would not work anytime soon. I see so many people having kids before they have really worked on themselves, or even know themselves. I am trying hard to work on myself as I often find myself depressed, negative, and am constantly comparing myself to others. Plus I am completely uncertain of my career and trying to work out a new direction to go into. I can't see myself having kids before I have at least worked on some of this (at the very least my career and developing healthier habits). My fear is that I may never feel fully content with myself to have kids so why throw away something good for something that might happen?
My boyfriend worries he preventing me from doing something that will make me happy and it will ultimately cause friction in our relationship. He is starting to think it won't work out but I am trying to convince myself otherwise.
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You know what? Being a mother doesn't mean you need to be married or have a husband either. You could freeze your eggs and wait. You can get a donor. You could adopt. You have plenty of options to be a mother. And I say all this because not everything, including being a mother, is planned. And I don't want you to be worried if the plan doesn't go a certain way. If you want to be a mother, you will be.
And hell, your boyfriend might change his mind. You shouldn't hinge your choice to be a mother on this potentially happening but it could happen if there truly is love between you.
I say enjoy your relationship right now. Embrace it. When you're ready to be a mother, like "I want to get pregnant within the next few months and I can do it," then see where you guys are at. You both know what you want but if you don't want it right now, then enjoy each other as lovers committed to one another


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