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If your partner has stated the he doesn't want children, but you feel incomplete without a child, what should you do?
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December 08, 2009 04:54 PM
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You should respect your partner's feeling, but at the same time discuss your situation with him. Tell him that having children very late may affect their bringing up and will adversely affect your health too (it is a risk to have children after 35).
As far as your completeness is concerned, you may have it a little later.
Just discuss and a way will come out.
Hope that helps. Thanks
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As far as your completeness is concerned, you may have it a little later.
Just discuss and a way will come out.
Hope that helps. Thanks
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December 10, 2009 04:08 AM
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Long before a relationship gets serious and emotions are involved serious issues; such as children, should be discussed. If you find you want different things, move on.
However, it is unfair to both the child who will not be wanted by your partner and your partner who doesn't want a child to force it on him. If you feel you are not content without a child, you'll need to find a different partner.
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However, it is unfair to both the child who will not be wanted by your partner and your partner who doesn't want a child to force it on him. If you feel you are not content without a child, you'll need to find a different partner.
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