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AlexFokin [52]
3 years ago
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What are some reasons why individuals might choose to not raise children in their lifetime? these may include personal reasons a

nd/or medical reasons. if you were deciding whether or not to have children, what sorts of variables within your control would you take into consideration?
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1 answer:
Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago
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There are many factors to be considered when raising a child. The first thing to be considered is the capacity of the parent. Are they physically fit, mentally, financially and emotionally ready to take the responsibility? Most people doesn't want to raise a child because they are scared of the idea of giving birth, some just want to enjoy their non-parenting status and live life without big responsibilities; these type of people are those who are socially active, adventurous and happy go luck, they think that having a child means the end of everything they love to do. Some choose not to have a child because they're fine and contented of what they have at the moment and there are also those who want to have a child but can't because of medical reasons; the irony of life. -ahnnahly
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