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cycheah
post Apr 24 2024, 09:30 AM

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QUOTE(MegaCanonF @ Apr 24 2024, 09:15 AM)
regret not having baby at old age or regret have a baby during young age?

which regret runs deeper?
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i believe it depends on scenario, if it's the 1st baby you have after 5 - 8 years and thousands of tries, you wont have regret, bcoz you know how hard it is to get 1. if you marry late and conceive, some will have regret because you wont have sufficient energy to take care of the child, everyday you would be tired and if your spouse doesn't help, it make it worst. not to mention the freedom that you used to have are basically gone. if you share that freedom together with your child might turn the table, but some people enjoyed freedom alone or with their spouse but not with their child, by making it worst, they might find it potong stim and ruin their holiday/ relaxation. i'm not ashamed to say, my wife is one of them.

if marry too early also will have regret because you would loose out many things in life. Except you really bercita cita to give birth, take care and love your children for your rest of your life would be a different story.

probably age 27 to 31 to have children would be good imo.


cycheah
post Apr 24 2024, 09:40 AM

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QUOTE(poweredbydiscuz @ Apr 24 2024, 09:23 AM)
Drillz for pok-pok chui daughter mana?
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hello polis....

QUOTE(LDP @ Apr 24 2024, 09:33 AM)
I dont think ppl will have regrets hving kids....especially when at night u look at their beautiful eyes when they are sleeping...
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how the hell you look at their eye during their sleep when their eyes are shut?


except they opened their eyes to sleep. shocking.gif
cycheah
post Apr 24 2024, 10:40 AM

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QUOTE(nihility @ Apr 24 2024, 10:00 AM)
A lot of pubic got it wrong. It is not the present generation alone themselves to raise the children. Raising the children, you need the combination of 3 generations - there is proverb stating "it takes a village to raise a child". If any of these elements are missing, you will experience the extreme condition to raise the children.

If the elder generation refuse / not willing to help the current generation in raising a next generation, thing is a lot more difficult. If you have elder parent who loves the children, raising the younger generation will be much more easier. No new parent have the experience to raise the children except the previous generation - this is the fact.

What is scarce nowadays is the "quality time". The period of raising the children from new born to 3 ~ 4 years old is the most tedious & difficult. It will drain away a lot of you daily energy if the mother is working + no one is helping out. If you experience this, you will be certain to think twice to have another newborn & repeat the process again. This process itself creates fear even to the couple earning decent living.

Nowadays, a lot of the previous generation emphasis on freedom of living, asking them to take care their grandchildren is a no no as they will feel that their time will be "binded" toward the commitment. 

Those who have the previous generation who loves the children & willing to do anything for their grandchildren are the most blessed couple out there.
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nowadays don't talk about 1 area/section/ village 1st, just your left and right neighbor do you really build good relationship with them? Many doesn't, don't know them is 1 thing, don't even talk or greet but want to geh poh matters of others is worst. doh.gif i'm lucky my neighbors are quite friendly as long you are friendly and chill. my children even interact with them.

i'm a father of 2... of course i know their rebellious stage but i still have to prepare myself for their teen rebellious stage rclxub.gif even my elder son who is 6, still quite rebellious at times but i know it's bcoz he is scared that he fail to achieve 1 matter. my young son is 4 and everyday still dealing with drama sweat.gif but i'm very grateful he has stopped pampers and pacifier earlier than many kids, even than his brother.

if my in law still around, i know my kids will be spoiled to rot, especially my in laws loves boy than girl. my parent are still working as it's their business thus is a no no. once a while play around is ok. for now we are still doing our best for our children with minimum helps from others. but still i'm grateful that my in law's maid is helping to take care of my monkeys during weekdays.
cycheah
post Apr 24 2024, 10:48 AM

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QUOTE(a13solut3 @ Apr 24 2024, 10:30 AM)
i don't know about you guys.

but my 22 month baby sometime just out of nowhere come and hug me and say love you.

if i am hurt or saw any part of my body bleeding, she will just go and sayang that part.

every night without fail, light off she will say night night and love you to both of us before tido.

i don't even know if she understood what it was or not.

anyway, it was the best gift i can ever have.
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for now still an angel, after 3 years old here comes the devil devil.gif if after 3 years old yet still an angel, you are one of the luckiest father laugh.gif

all i can say is enjoy and cherish the moment as long as you can.
cycheah
post Apr 24 2024, 11:56 AM

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QUOTE(milky12388 @ Apr 24 2024, 11:19 AM)
child is not burden, i view child as gift from god. we tried ivf for 2 years still x jadi, we plan to adopt
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how about naturally conceive? how long have you tried? did you and your wife went for medical check up to see whether both are healthy enough to conceive?

for me, i went for TCM medication for about a year before a success conceive. probably you should give a try. if you need a recommendation, please PM me

 

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