Thursday, December 5, 2013

What are your thoughts on people who live without children? In your opinion, what do women without children experience and how do they deal with...

Having children and bringing them up must be a very
valuable experience for the parents. Children are supposed to learn a lot from their
parents, but don't the parents as well have so many things to learn from their own and
other children? I feel for those couples who, for certain reasons, are unable to become
parents. But I don't have any favorable attitude towards those who prefer to remain
issueless in their marital life just in order to be
hassle-free.


Children always contribute a unique dimension
to the family. Their innocence, sweetness and tenderness, whatever they say and do, the
way they grow and learn things, open up pages of a book of joy for the parents, a book
of shades and nuances of love. If people choose to live without children, they should
better avoid wedlock.


Women having no children may grow a
sense of loneliness at the later stages of their lives. Children and grand-children are
the traditional source of company and support, and there is no reason why such
companionship should  be done away with. A woman living without children may look for
some compensation by being associated with an educational or cultural cause for
children, e.g. a school, an orphanage and the like.

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