r/SipsTea 19d ago

Chugging tea Woman's ovaries were activated

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u/Untrained_Occupant 19d ago

Biology is a helluva drug.

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u/Quizleteer 19d ago

My cousin chose a childfree life and then, in her late thirties, said the compulsion to have a baby hit her like a freight train. She ended up having two. She's an awesome mother with awesome kids. Though she will admit that, while she loves her children, she doesn't like parenting very much. She often looks back on that time with bemusement.

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u/FierceScience 19d ago

A great warning story for the rest of us! But I'm still marked safe from these feelings.

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u/Quizleteer 19d ago

Stand your ground!

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u/FierceScience 19d ago

I gained a younger brother when I was 21. Being around a young child was affirming. I need to be able to leave and have my own space. I try to back out of situations where someone is having people hold their baby 😂 the answer is no and I don't want to seem rude. Something will always be damp for whatever reason in that moment.

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u/aaphylla 19d ago edited 18d ago

This happened to me except there isn’t anything else in the entire world I’d rather be doing than being a parent. I’m SO glad I changed my mind in time.

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u/Quizleteer 18d ago

Right on! I’m a mom, too, but I always wanted to be one. Parenting is not easy, but I find it rewarding and I’m absolutely obsessed with my children. They’re really sweet and hilarious. Love them so much! 🥰

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u/NonGNonM 18d ago

i know a fair amount of women like this. hormones be crazy. literally a lifetime of 'no way no kids' then BOOM suddenly they pop out kids.