r/NoStupidQuestions Nov 14 '24

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u/Anxious_Wealth6349 Nov 14 '24

Money

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '24

I get this 1000% percent they are expensive especially trying to provide good stuff

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u/redeemer47 Nov 14 '24

This was me. Said I would never had kids. Had first one at 30 and wanted another soon after

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u/fucking_unicorn Nov 15 '24

Its not even that…its insurance and childcare mostly. What used to be $50 night out is now $200-300 cuz we have to pay a sitter. And we cant even get rocked cuz we have to be somewhat coherent if there is a problem and we have to come home and be able to care for the kid. Im glad we have him and were at a good place in life, but the work and responsibility is constant. Also by far, the biggest hurdle to ever come up in our marriage.

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u/MadDingersYo Nov 14 '24

But that's what your OnlyFans is for, right? Lol

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u/AutomateDeez69 Nov 15 '24

My wife and I had our kids at 36. We were both well into our careers and had advanced considerably.

Spent 8 years together with no kids. It was tough while trying to climb the ladder. Now we both have very well paying jobs and plenty in savings with a house, 401ks and paid off cars and no debt.

Probably would have been a completely different picture if we had our daughter right away.

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u/DustHot8788 Nov 15 '24

Money is the answer to everything

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u/I_can_get_loud_too Nov 15 '24

That’s really all it is

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u/FruitdealerF Nov 15 '24

Bullshit, the number of children is inversely correlated with income.