Relationship Advice for a Desperate Man: Do ALL Women Want Kids? (Video)
not to get so stuck on the ‘long term’. Enjoy what you have today. It’s OK to share a few years with someone and then go your separate ways. It doesn’t mean you’ve failed if you don’t spend the rest of your lives together. As long as you both enjoy it, the time will never be wasted.
Live your life for this moment. The past is already gone and the future is only a dream. This moment is really the only thing that is certain.
Here’s a question from Gert in the UK who is feeling very frustrated over this same topic…
Dear Dan and Jennifer,
I often find myself in the situation that I have eventually met a girl who is emotionally available for a long-term loving relationship, which is exactly what I’m looking for, when she brings up the topic “marriage and kids” in the early stages of the relationship.
What I want is someone to share my life with but know very clearly that I do NOT want to have children. I appreciate that most women have a natural calling to give birth sooner or later in life and can’t argue with that. As a friend once put it: “You can’t deprive a woman of having children”.
It often feels as if the topic “kids” is used by women to check if a guy is really interested in a serious relationship. As I do not lie about important things like that, the whole issue becomes an obstacle at a very early point and the relationship never really develops.
My question is: What is the best way for me to approach this problem? Do I just have to accept that it is not a good idea, at all, to start a LT relationship with a girl, because she might, at some point, want to have children?
Thanks for all your useful advice!
Always good to visit your website.
Gert
Watch this short video for our thoughts on this very interesting question…
Don’t forget to Give this video 5 stars on YouTube and Subscribe to Ask Dan And Jennifer so you can stay up to date with all our latest videos.
Then, be sure to chime in and tell us your thoughts – leave a comment below.
Page: 1 2





