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Childfree By Choice Analysis
The article “Childfree by Choice,” written by Kelly J. Welch, puts up a pretty good argument about living childfree. This trend is moving throughout the US. The number of women age 40 – 44 without children has doubled in the last 30 years. This trend is popularized by A-list celebrities that have opted to remain childfree. The childfree by choice movement is not always the best way to go. As the proud father of two, I do not support the childfree by choice movement. Being a parent changes you for the better. It shows you true unconditional love. You will do anything for your children’s happiness. Watching your children grow and develop from infants to young adults is very rewarding. It fills you with a sense of accomplishment when
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