I should've had kids in my 20's

01-12-2026, 04:08 AM

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I should've had kids in my 20's

Even if I accidently got someone pregnant, that would still be better than having kids in your 40's or having no kids at all.

I could've had a child at my physical peak and grow up with them.

But I had to listen to the atheists (both right and left wing) tell me to "wait".

What a fool I am.

01-12-2026, 04:50 AM

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I also wish I had kids earlier. Mid to late 20s would have been more ideal. Oh well, have one now and another is planned. Mid 30 here. Still worth it.

01-12-2026, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted By Pon_Pon⏩

Even if I accidently got someone pregnant, that would still be better than having kids in your 40's or having no kids at all.

I could've had a child at my physical peak and grow up with them.

But I had to listen to the atheists (both right and left wing) tell me to "wait".

What a fool I am.

u were not ready at 20 son

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01-12-2026, 06:21 AM

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Ideally yes for me too, but no ragrets. Plus I wouldn’t have met my wife if I had kids in my 20’s. 37 now with 2 kids.

01-12-2026, 06:52 AM

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you should have had kids at 18 or 19. and had like 5 or 6 sons.

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01-12-2026, 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩

you should have had kids at 18 or 19. and had like 5 or 6 sons.

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This not the 50s

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01-12-2026, 07:31 AM

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01-12-2026, 08:34 AM

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I feel this way too sometimes. I was born when my parents were only 20 years old and honestly despite what society thinks, it was a beautiful thing. Our bond was stronger than most child-parent relationships because, in a sense, we grew up together. We understand each other on a deeper level than others I see.

Unfortunately being born to parents that young comes with another set of issues. They were immature and unprepared for the responsibility of raising a child. They split up before I was 2 years old and sadly I had to grow up in a fractured family. It was only as we got older (my early teens and their early-mid 30s) that things stabilized. Thank God I had great grandparents who helped take care of me, provided structure and the taught the valuable lessons of the old school.

But overall I feel grateful for having young parents.

Now I’m 29 and would consider this to be the absolute best time to have kids. I wish I had more money so I could become a father.

01-12-2026, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted By p7nk⏩

Originally Posted By AWillis⏩

you should have had kids at 18 or 19. and had like 5 or 6 sons.

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This not the 50s

time is not real

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01-12-2026, 08:47 AM

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I never really wanted kids, so no regrets that I am still childless. Its hard enough just looking after and worrying about myself.

Plus, I don't want to bring a new life into 2026 UK, with the country going the way it is (down)

Cook the man some eggs!

01-12-2026, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted By cuminmebro⏩

I also wish I had kids earlier. Mid to late 20s would have been more ideal. Oh well, have one now and another is planned. Mid 30 here. Still worth it.

Same, one in late 30s and planning another one. Wish I were younger, but at the same time I'm so fkn happy I did.

I was always the type that didn't want kids and mocked parents that said "it's the best thing I've ever done" thinking their life must be simple and how it must suck to be tied down. I always thought it was cope. Having experienced it now, it's absolutely the best thing that's happened. I wish I had time for 3 more kids but I don't. At least my wife is younger.

Legit nothing better than to have my little snot nosed 1 year old toddle up to me for a hug.

01-12-2026, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585⏩

I feel this way too sometimes. I was born when my parents were only 20 years old and honestly despite what society thinks, it was a beautiful thing. Our bond was stronger than most child-parent relationships because, in a sense, we grew up together. We understand each other on a deeper level than others I see.

Unfortunately being born to parents that young comes with another set of issues. They were immature and unprepared for the responsibility of raising a child. They split up before I was 2 years old and sadly I had to grow up in a fractured family. It was only as we got older (my early teens and their early-mid 30s) that things stabilized. Thank God I had great grandparents who helped take care of me, provided structure and the taught the valuable lessons of the old school.

But overall I feel grateful for having young parents.

Now I’m 29 and would consider this to be the absolute best time to have kids. I wish I had more money so I could become a father.

This is a true aspect. If I had kids with my long term ex from my 20s, they would have grown up with divorced parents. Best that didn't happen.

01-12-2026, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted By maori-rap⏩

I never really wanted kids, so no regrets that I am still childless. Its hard enough just looking after and worrying about myself.

Plus, I don't want to bring a new life into 2026 UK, with the country going the way it is (down)

Roughly how old are you?

That last part is a bit of cope. The world won't change much in the next 100 years. People historically had shitty lives compared to present day.

01-12-2026, 10:18 AM

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01-12-2026, 10:27 AM

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fuck kids a pain in the ass ..combined with a wife..they a money dispenser ...nty

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01-12-2026, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted By SaltyDog920⏩

Originally Posted By maori-rap⏩

I never really wanted kids, so no regrets that I am still childless. Its hard enough just looking after and worrying about myself.

Plus, I don't want to bring a new life into 2026 UK, with the country going the way it is (down)

Roughly how old are you?

That last part is a bit of cope. The world won't change much in the next 100 years. People historically had shitty lives compared to present day.

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pick one dude

01-12-2026, 10:30 AM

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