"I don't have children, and I would like to have children," she said.
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A huge majority, 9 in 10, adults say they have children, plan to have children, or wish they had children.
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They even briefly discussed trying to have children together (neither have children from their first marriages) but decided against it.
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But I have children who are going to have children who will directly be a part of what happens next.
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However, women who have children after turning 33 actually experience a wage bonus of 12 percent over women who do not have children.
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We have built careers while trying not to have children, while deciding to have children, and then while parenting and taking care of our families.
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The TV host, who is unable to have children following cancer treatment 10 years ago, tells PEOPLE she left the decision to have children up to fate.
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But mine is a choice between two possible outcomes: That I may have children and regret it, or that I may not have children and regret it.
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Today, more women are working and pursuing higher education than ever before, and they are waiting longer to have children—if they decide to have children at all.
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Many patients have children that they live to care for or go on to have children thanks to their ability to access this procedure from a trusted provider.
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" - Pete, 38 "Have children now, when you're younger.
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"If a single man has children, a single woman has children, two men have children or two women have children, then for these people they have a family," he said.
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But the word also hints at primal desires and dreams: to have children, for our children to have children, and that they might live in a better world than ours.
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She said she wanted to apologize because she had always thought that I should never have children; "God would not want you to have children" is how she put it.
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We asked do you have children, and if they said no, we said do you want to have children in the future—and then a ratings scale from 'no' to 'definitely.
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Americans -- whether they have children are not -- are fried.
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What worries me most it is how all these social stigmas and rules of when, why, how to have children erase others' situations and reasons to have or to not have children.
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"Also, I love Lorelai, but she can't have children at older ages that are not possible for people to umm …" she said about Lorelai's age impacting her ability to have children naturally.
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That suggests that policies that make it easier for women to work and have children at the same time not only encourage more women to work, but more women to have children.
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The CNBC Millionaire Survey audience included 363% of millionaires who have children in college or already attended college, but only 5% of respondents will have children attending college in the next five years.
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Both were previously married, and have children from previous relationships.
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Men wouldn't be anywhere without their wives to have children!
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And many of these families have children with US citizenship.
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I'm excited to have children with him and vice versa.
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For her part, Dany believes that she can't have children.
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This realization doesn't necessarily mean that we should have children.
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"I don't think I want to have children," Mark said.
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Two out of three of them have children and husbands.
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"We're definitely ready to have children – we both want them."
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"I can still have children, it's a possibility," she says.
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In rich countries at least, people decide to have children.
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Ahead, all the couples from The Bachelor that have children.
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Once you have children, you almost always need life insurance.
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Yeah, so you need to die early or have children.
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I wasn't going to see them get married, have children.
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After all, it is not just women who have children!
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For years, they've tried to have children to no avail.
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You can't have children (adopted or biological) or be pregnant.
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Was it waiting so long — 11 years — to have children?
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Both children are married, and both of them have children.
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And let's be clear: People don't have to have children.
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Cyndee also says she wants to have children with him.
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Trump, McConnell, Ryan — they all have children of their own.
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Some pause their careers or choose not to have children.
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They proceeded to work hard, have children and get promoted.
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We can't have children with parents who are in incarceration.
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Because of the scar tissue, she could never have children.
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I don't have children so it's fine to say that.
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"I'll never have children, I'll never have grandchildren," he said.
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So, you have to stay — and they have children obviously.
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Sure, and most women do have children, although if you're already a certain age, like 50, then you're very unlikely to have children, whereas if you're younger you're much more likely to have kids.
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"If you intend to have children, but you don't intend to have them just yet, you are not banking extra years as a person who is still too young to have children," Tom Scocca writes.
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My hope is that over time, it won't be extraordinary for women in leadership everywhere to be making choices, whether it's to have children or not have children, but to make choices that suit them.
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Apparently, she's past the point of being able to have children.
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A lot of the men I work with do have children.
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Always saying she wanted me to get married and have children.
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Think about it when you are considering whether to have children.
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Actually, aside from Samwell (John Bradley), will any character have children?
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One of them surpassed all the rest: I'd have children. Plural.
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We are both happy and sad that we don't have children.
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As a teenager, I thought I would want to have children.
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The economic crisis aftermath has affected my ability to have children.
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If you have children, make sure you assign guardians as well.
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Quach: Lots of my friends have children, I'm at that age.
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Just take Ellie's repeated expression of her desire to have children.
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My friends have children and jobs and co-op board meetings.
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It increases both people's happiness and their desire to have children.
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Characters grow up, pursue romantic relationships, get married, and have children.
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Silly, yes—but also oddly compelling, especially if you have children.
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I'm never gonna see her ever get married or have children.
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Yes, I have children and they used to need car seats.
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So we should have children if we're terrified of dying alone?
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Whitney Bliesner, 35, was losing hope that she'd ever have children.
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Most women work outside the home, even when they have children.
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"When we have children, we go to parenting classes," she said.
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"It's a really crucial time when you have children right now."
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When you have children, we'll help you take care of them.
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It's a really crucial time when you have children right now.
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Fifty years later, many more have children, 401Ks and fond memories.
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Seventy-six percent of households that receive SNAP benefits have children.
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Because now I can't have children, and it's my biggest regret.
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SZ: Mathias, I am a passionate democrat and I have children.
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We don't have children so our marriage is our whole family.
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I wasn't even sure I wanted to have children, for years.
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He was somebody who said he never wanted to have children.
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I have been called selfish for not wanting to have children.
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Ms. Merkel and her husband, a chemist, do not have children.
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I have children, and I can't even pay for their vacations.
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If you have children, what kind of school do they attend?
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Do we have children being born into this as we were?
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Some like me had chosen to have children; others had not.
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It's likely that they have children leaving for college soon, too.
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He'd assumed something was wrong because I didn't have children. Why?
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After that, they could marry and have children without being discharged.
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Plans to buy homes or have children have been put off.
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We have children living at home, so that's not always good.
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Justin has previously spoken about his desire to have children someday.
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Soon they have children, a home, a quiet and happy existence.
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If I could never have children, maybe I would travel more.
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Sometimes it feels like Homer and Langley decided to have children.
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Many provinces impose fines on people who have children outside marriage.
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They counsel first-time mothers and those who already have children.
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And many of them don't have children, so they're aging alone.
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She and her sister decided that they would not have children.
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According to INPE, 85 percent have children to support at home.
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If you have children, this inevitably will be your #1 issue.
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I never really wanted to talk about why we didn't have children.
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Or possibly my memory is getting worse now that I have children.
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They should have children sit for meals and snacks, no running around.
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They marry them, become financially intertwined with them, have children with them.
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Cherry did have children, but they were likely [his owner] Samuel Turner's.
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Sure, many of us at the show probably didn't even have children.
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They haven't threatened to kill me, but they know I have children.
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I was told I can't have children, but I don't believe it.
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I'm growing a miracle, and I have every right to have children.
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So, if priests didn't have children, it was better for the Church.
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I have children and a mortgage, and couldn't be of much help.
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Gilead reduces women to a role; June's role is to have children.
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Should women who don't have children be able to take maternity leave?
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Her family, keen for her to marry and have children, is unsympathetic.
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Almost everywhere, the most educated women are least likely to have children.
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They found that everywhere, happier people are more likely to have children.
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JEFF FLAKE, R-ARIZONA: I have children and grandchildren to answer to.
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IN HER 21997S, Claire Fenelon was much too busy to have children.
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Those who already have children try to make time for play dates.
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They said a married couple had an important duty to have children.
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Only once they have children do their economic trajectories begin to lag.
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Also, if you have children, are you "entitled" immunity from elimination votes?
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Young Americans are likelier to have children without marrying than older Americans.
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YOUNG FAMILIES COME INTO OUR CUSTOMER PORTFOLIO AS THEY HAVE CHILDREN OFTEN.
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They are also three to four times less likely to have children.
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In 2017, Oxman told W Magazine that she does not have children.
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They take longer to settle down and have children, but so what?
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But generally speaking, my decision to not have children is not political.
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You had a girlfriend and also have children with three different women.
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My best friends in the whole wide world do not have children.
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"We have children who are getting hooked on these products," Hassan said.
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If I have children maybe they will spend that day with me.
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People make love, marry, become pregnant, have children, grow old and die.
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There are so many families around the country who can't have children.
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Now that I have children, I will be sitting on the sidelines.
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Both now have children by other partners, civilians living elsewhere in Colombia.
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Today, roughly one in five women in the U.S. doesn't have children.
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Coverage for families who have children with autism and other degenerative diseases.
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Louise cannot have children, and so Elena agrees to a surrogate pregnancy.
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More women are simply waiting until they can afford to have children.
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Only two of the adults have children still in Texas, Goodwin said.
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Your marital status and whether you have children will affect your allowances.
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The failure at the clinic has disrupted couples' plans to have children.
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My husband and I don't have children, so the options feel endless.
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Women get married and have children later than they ever have before.
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"Maybe some people were never designed to have children," Alix says, bitterly.
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She also doesn't have children, and we say maybe we'll live together.
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Do they have children who are home from school going stir crazy?
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"If you have children, minimize their exposure to adult issues," she said.
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Her message this time was directed specifically to those who have children.
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If you have children, a will or trust is an absolute necessity.
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She had just got married and knew she wanted to have children.
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So why is there such reluctance to have children with Down syndrome?
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Some of the girls had been raped, and four girls have children.
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And it increases the birth rate; a nation needs to have children.
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When Jennifer Gobrecht was 17, she learned she couldn&apost have children.
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I think it's better to have children brought up by two parents.
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Obviously, women used to have children for different reasons, more practical reasons.
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People don't have children because they need them for any practical reason.
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But black women are also shamed for decisions not to have children.
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Again, I'm not saying this as a parent because I don't have children.
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If you have children, I want them to leave the room right now.
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As women start to have children in their early 30s, the gap grows.
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And no, she doesn't have children; the nanny is for her, she said.
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But, he is wheelchair-bound and can't have children, and hey, that's okay!
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I want to run companies and have children and enjoy food and wine.
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They have to own their own land and they have to have children.
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In the future, they plan to settle in Los Angeles and have children.
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But women who do have children, we know, are at an economic disadvantage.
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We have military, we have homeless people, we have children living in poverty.
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"I'm not a father, I don't have children of my own," Alexander said.
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They marry, have children, and make their way around the country as performers.
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Would you ask a man whether or not he planned to have children?
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A woman who chooses not to have children does all of these things.
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I cannot tell them when to have sex or when to have children.
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Some fall in love with people who already have children, and feel satisfied.
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My friends who are planning to have children soon are worried about Zika.
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In France, a healthy couple trying to have children sought in vitro fertilization.
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Back inside, Linda tells Paula that maybe Nan's right — she shouldn't have children.
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First, that in rich countries, happier people are more likely to have children.
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Those who do not have children do put pressure on public pension systems.
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Yet the non-profit market has failed many people desperate to have children.
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For example, 22010% of the ANG is married, and almost 22014% have children.
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Every woman, I think, wants to get married and wants to have children.
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If you have children, it's pretty unlikely you'll die without having living children.
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We get married, we have children, we work longer, our parents get sick.
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They tend to be young women of color who have children at home.
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I think I'm lucky that I'm not married and I don't have children.
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"It means I can decide if and when I have children," she said.
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It also means that I am not sure if I should have children.
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But, she noted, the majority of women who get abortions already have children.
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More than 11 counties in New Jersey have children with higher lead levels.
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One woman may choose to have children and take advantage of this program.
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When she was ready to have children, though, she ran into some difficulties.
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A cyberbullying benefit doesn't make sense if you don't have children, for instance.
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When you have children in squalor with the flu spreading rampantly around them.
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" And then on your wedding, "You go to do it and have children.
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Many men, regardless of sexual orientation, want to have children and become parents.
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People moved along those routes and began to intermarry and have children together.
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Because women will have children, we will have miscarriages, we will have abortions.
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Other victims spoke of an abiding sorrow over their inability to have children.
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Implying that women who don't have children are doomed to loneliness is ignorant.
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If you don't have children, don't put your baby cousins or your nieces.
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What happens when members of the Clinton Crew grow up, and have children?
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We recently wrote about how retirement is different if you don't have children.
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Most people assume that because I don't have children, I don't like children.
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"We plan to have children and I will help out," Mr. Iliya said.
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They were also less likely to graduate from school, marry and have children.
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Many decide to remain single or work part time when they have children.
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Palmer: Talk a little bit about personal life, work life — you have children.
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My cousins now have children who didn't know of a past to mourn.
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" People who choose not to have children are used to being called "selfish.
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But he would leave her, she said, if she could not have children.
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I was especially impressed that you suggested that Worried should not have children.
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Perhaps the question to ask is: Why do we have children at all?
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For decades he's told interviewers that he'd like to marry and have children.
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If or when you have children, how much freedom would you allow them?
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Millennials, the largest generation in the United States, are starting to have children.
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Millennials, the largest generation in the United States, are starting to have children.
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Once women have children they are perceived as putting less effort into work.
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In my early 230s, I wasn't sure if I wanted to have children.
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I didn't have children, and I wasn't sure I was ready for children.
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I have children who are still trying to get their own financial footing.
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Women's salaries go down when they have children — but men's salaries go up.
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But only in our new millennium have children joined the ranks of chefs.
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They both married and they both have children, so it didn't kill them.
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Since we don't have children, we get to virtually adopt Plum into our lives.
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It is not clear whether any soldiers ultimately used those materials to have children.
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To keep the ammunition, especially if you have children in the house, stored separately?
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They have children who, as a result, are also often affected in some way.
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While the former couple does not have children together, Rashid is requesting spousal support.
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CNN: What kind of success have children in your program had over the years?
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In adults that can often mean when you get a promotion or have children.
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Many of them have children or grandchildren themselves, or they want to one day.
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None of my doctors warned me; they just said, 'Oh, you'll never have children.
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She left the hospital that day unable to have children with her own eggs.
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Plus, I had never, ever spoken of a desire to have children — not ever.
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Matt and Danielle Manzone made the choice years ago to have children without testing.
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Parents who adopt or have children via surrogate will also be able to participate.
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Today babies born in the West can expect to see their grandchildren have children.
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Are you going to want to go back to work after we have children?
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" Collins continued, "But obviously when you have children, there's two ways you can go.
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The reasons why people do not have children are varied, complex and often overlapping.
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This is bad news for men who want to have children later in life.
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They will also probably be slow to leave home, get married and have children.
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Young women who now have children grew up on digital media, Subramanian pointed out.
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They weren't in their dream careers and did not yet have children to support.
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Nearly a fifth of Japanese couples struggle to have children, says the health ministry.
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I asked for this to be the man I marry and have children with.
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"It's because I have children [Kingston, 10, Zuma, 7, and Apollo, 2]," she explains.
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They are also less likely to already have children when they enter into marriage.
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The former couple do not have children together, but Rashid is requesting spousal support.
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Their average age is 258, a third are married and a third have children.
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Like most women, Kotb has been plagued by the "do you have children?" question.
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Their blessed event The singer had been outspoken about her desire to have children.
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I know when we have children, my mum will be nearby to help out.
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They're 24/7, and that is really hard when you start to have children.
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They have children of different ages and elderly parents that may need more attention.
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Or they can divorce so they can attempt to have children with other partners.
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Once you have children, you're basically hunkered down until at least late high school.
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They may move to the suburbs and buy a car when they have children.
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Perhaps Russell is a child to fulfill Carl and Ellie's inability to have children.
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She shot back something she's often stated, that she can no longer have children.
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There are illnesses that make it difficult or even impossible to have children. 19.
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Would drivers have to explain that they have children during a set-up process?
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There are plenty of reasons someone might (or might not) wait to have children.
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And she shall bear upon my knees, that I may have children by her.
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I didn't have children or an established relationship that dictated I make different choices.
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Even the ones who were married but didn't have children, they found that tough.
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The bubbling hot casserole, sprinkled with crunchy crumbs, will have children eating their vegetables.
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What about those who want nothing more than to get married and have children
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"I know women who have children who are the result of rape," she said.
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Should illegal aliens be exempt from federal immigration law simply because they have children?
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Tiffany has enlisted other friends who already have children to throw the meticulous event.
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"Mandatory vasectomies until you want to have children," the "Westworld" actress tweeted on Thursday.
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Does this person have children with me and do they care about those children?
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I didn't at all mean to be insensitive to people who can't have children.
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" But she said: "We shouldn't have to rely on people's kindness to have children.
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They'd get married, be monogamous, have children, and that's what makes them go extinct.
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"I've worked in a nursing home, I've covered wars, I have children," he said.
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"I wanted to have children more than I wanted a partner," Mr. Towers said.
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It's also about the ability to freely decide when and whether to have children.
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"We have children who have never had a glass of milk," she told him.
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The share of women who have children could drop again if current trends continue.
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I was OK, but I kept thinking, Maybe I'm not supposed to have children.
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"I told her from the beginning, I didn't want to have children," Durst said.
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When you&aposre young and don&apost have children, it seems even more pointless.
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The disabled and parents who have children with learning disabilities also rely on Medicaid.
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People never pressured me to have children; they just assumed that I could not.
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Welfare Rewards Childbearing Virtually all welfare programs pay substantially more if you have children.
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Synopsis: A tale about a happily married couple who would like to have children.
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He had planned to get married and have children, but it didn't work out.
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"I was a little nervous and scared, because I have children," Ms. Gardner said.
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More than half of Hope patients already have children at home, Pittman tells me.
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I imagine the pressure to have children would've been much stronger if I'd stayed.
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Robert even mourned that we didn't have children before the end of his life.
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Like the caption reads, what other reason is there to have children these days?
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Each time I say I don't have children the family appears sad or disappointed.
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My mom is afraid for when we'll have children—how we'll deal with that.
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Perhaps because Mulaney doesn't have children, he sees this more clearly than some parents.
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She wants to direct that movie but said she also wants to have children.
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"It's terrible because I have children here who are without their parents," she said.
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The disparity helps explain why the earnings of women suffer after they have children.
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You see people unwilling to say they won't have children because of corporate wishes.
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That it's punishingly expensive to have children and raise a family in the country?
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If you have children, be cognizant of how you talk about food around them.
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So I haven't studied ... You may not have children right now, but go ahead.
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They most likely have children or aging parents in the village who need assistance.
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"We must build a future that protects the right of all women to have children, the right of all women to not have children, and the right to bring children up in a safe and healthy environment," Warren wrote in announcing her plan.
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Who knows, maybe he didn t have children and wants to know he fathered one.
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Whether or not you are ever planning to have children, this should make you furious.
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"There probably will be girls who will meet [foreign fans] and have children," said Pletnyova.
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She says she thought they would have children and realized he had no such intention.
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She dates married men who have children and she doesn't even want or like kids.
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If you have children, you may let them play with your tablet or smart phone.
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If you have children, you'll want to know about custody options as soon as possible.
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"Before you have children make sure you have really open honest communication," Shaun T. said.
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"They only select workers who are married and have children - hostage-taking essentially," Glendinning said.
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"Most of them have children, so they all need to work from home," Susan explains.
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As Margaret Beaufort forewarns in The Spanish Princess, Meg's job would be to have children.
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They didn't have children of their own, and they didn't know how to handle them.
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"I have children who still get headaches; my wife still gets nose bleeds," he said.
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You won't be able to find a man; you won't be able to have children.
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" The musician continued, "But obviously when you have children, there's two ways you can go.
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Many owners of two-door Minis trade up to bigger vehicles when they have children.
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Some are deciding they don't want to have children at all, which is totally fine.
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Just know that living with a mental illness doesn't mean that you shouldn't have children.
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He tries to justify his actions by saying he was helping childless couples have children.
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"I lost the ability to have children and to have a biological family," she says.
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"People didn't understand back then that children aren't ready to have children," Ms. McClellan said.
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God knows I can't wait to be a father and actually have children one day.
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The idea that women can't have children and maintain their careers is antiquated and sexist.
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"Erik is the reason I wanted to have children, because of us," she tells PEOPLE.
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I got married right after college, and it's almost a given that you'll have children.
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Even if marriage weren't an issue for Caitlyn, though, she recommended waiting to have children.
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" The musician continued: "But obviously when you have children, there's two ways you can go.
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Of course, the solution here isn't for women plagued by these questions to have children.
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" When Cersei asks if she will have children with the King, Maggy says, "Oh, aye.
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I was smart enough to know, if you get married and have children, that's it.
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He and his wife don't have children, and his wife is taking the contraceptive pill.
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"Neither Gianni nor I were looking to get married or to have children," he says.
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"I have children and I am concerned with the safety of our community," she says.
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Rachel convinces Jacob to impregnate her handmaid, Bilhah, so Rachel can have children "through" her.
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This is mainly due to the breaks mothers take in their careers to have children.
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"The scariest thing I've ever done was have children," said Bee, who has three kids.
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I guess he figured the women there were conservative and would want to have children.
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New changes could make it significantly harder for people in gay relationships to have children.
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Other Bollywood stars who have children via surrogacy include Shah Rukh Khan and Tusshar Kapoor.
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I have children, I have a husband, I have to take care of my body.
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Childfree-by-choice women do not have children because they simply have decided not to.
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Nearly 2628 percent of students now work while in college, and 28503 percent have children.
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Bhagwan did not want his followers to have children was the same reason he did
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Among the 35% voters who did have children in their homes, most (56%) chose Jones.
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My ex-husband couldn't have children either so we adopted two babies within three years.
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The couple has been married 57 years and until now was unable to have children.
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She doesn't have children or any major health issues that would run up large bills.
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"As a result of that abortion, I was never able to have children," she said.
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They've historically wrestled with institutionalized sexism and are often "mommy tracked" when they have children.
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Signing up adults who do not have children at home is part of that plan.
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Subsequently, marriage talks were broken off as a result of her inability to have children.
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She probably won't have children, and if she already does, they are legally her husband's.
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"I see all my friends and they have children," one woman was quoted as saying.
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It would have been better to have children from a variety of backgrounds, he said.
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That's all because they were better able to choose when, or whether, to have children.
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At various times, she testified, Mr. Raniere told her he would have children with her.
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If I didn't have children, I'd most likely still be working in a professional kitchen.
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Americans today are waiting longer to marry and have children, and are having fewer children.
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So maybe you don't have children, or they're not small or not in the house.
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Maybe you do have children and you can read these books together as a family.
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Add this to the list of decisions affected by climate change: Should I have children?
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Why are so many women having a hard time finding men to have children with?
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Some 81 percent of buyers have children, more than any other area in the country.
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Honnold doesn't have children, but he does have a mother who loves him very much.
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"I hope that when my kids have children, they get them into scouting," Euston said.
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Modern Love With "fertility preservation," I thought I could have children on my own timeline.
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"There are people who will die, get divorced, have children with cancer," Mr. Butterfield said.
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Qaboos did not have children or a direct heir at the time of his death.
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"I absolutely want to have children, whether I have my own or adopt," she said.
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I don't even have children (see aforementioned debt) who might reap the benefit of it.
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The reason Daenerys can't have children In case you haven't heard, Daenerys can't bear children.
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Some netizens express sympathy, noting that the couple were heeding government calls to have children.
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Hundreds of teens are pledging to not have children until the government addresses climate change.
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Like many of his contemporaries from Maryland, he would marry and have children and grandchildren.
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The couple married in December 2015 and did not have children together, per court documents.
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She noted that American women generally do have children eventually, and that childlessness is waning.
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Other research has asked people whether they want to have children, or have more children.
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The two programs work with both first-time mothers and women who already have children.
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Early labor isn't uncommon when women with uterine anomalies like Santana try to have children.
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He and Lillian, his first wife and Sandra's mother, had agreed not to have children.
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It's also illegal to discriminate against renters based on whether they're married or have children.
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"She possibly has nieces, nephews, lots of people, but I have children who are going to have children who will directly be a part of what happens next," she was quoted as saying in an article headlined: "Being a mother gives me edge on May".
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One advantage of this approach is that gay couples could have children related to both parents.
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"We didn't have children ourselves; this is what we spend our time doing," Willis told Reuters.
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As a result, friends told PEOPLE she never spoke publicly of her desire to have children.
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"Nobody knew if I could carry," says Auten, who does not have children of her own.
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"There are all these discussions about whether a woman should or shouldn't have children," McCracken says.
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I was horrible at it for obvious reasons — I didn't have children and have never breastfed.
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However, that's not to say that it's a bad thing for dads to have children later.
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She's still not sure if she'll be able to have children once she's off the medication.
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Women often feel they have to apologize for daring to have children as well as careers.
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And sometimes, people get hung up in traffic or have children whose needs overtake their day.
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She also had a lot of affairs — one of which left her unable to have children.
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The infographic â€" entitled "Childless politicians" â€" showed six female politicians who do not have children.
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Here's something true: I have a couple amazing friends who are in wheelchairs and have children.
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Their defence was that women are more likely to drop out to marry and have children.
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Personal struggle: In her most candid interview ever, May spoke about her struggle to have children.
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If you have children, you probably have to not be sick, to tend to your children.
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I have a family, I have children, I have ancestors that I WILL NOT LET DOWN.
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The answer is not only that couples are more likely to have children, who create mess.
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She had a daughter, who's now 16, but other attempts to have children resulted in miscarriages.
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We don't want to have people -- we don't want to have children separated from their parents.
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We want to have children, but expect to be given advantages, excuses, for sub-par performance.
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"After so long, you kind of think maybe, 'I'm not going to have children,' " he recalls.
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Procreative liberty is the right of individuals to decide whether to have, or not have, children.
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It doesn't make sense to wait to have children until your residency is over, she said.
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Don't assume parents who have children taken away are forever unable to provide for those children.
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Many of her friends have children, and lack the time to spend hours preparing formal meals.
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It ran a marriage office that oversaw medical examinations to ensure that couples could have children.
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It was not clear how much refugees would get if they have children under the proposal.
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I have children who can't play outside because there may be someone who will shoot them.
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My doctors didn't tell me I was going through menopause, only that I wouldn't have children.
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One coworker asked me questions about my sex life and how I planned to have children.
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They cannot legally change their gender if they are married or have children who are minors.
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For her part, Julie goes to NYU, moves to Paris, and decides not to have children.
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Across Europe, except in Belgium, highly educated women are less likely to have children outside marriage.
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She never looked into it because she wasn't with a partner and trying to have children.
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"We decided that we wanted to have children together, and it was just time," Somerhalder explained.
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There is a woman who has been beaten by her husband because they cannot have children.
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For families who already have children, Clinton wants to make it easier to care for them.
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The couple, who do not have children together, reportedly wed at an estate in San Diego.
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A majority of women voters who do not have children (21.0 percent) said they support Clinton.
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And she says she sometimes fears she'll never be able to have children of her own.
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The government imposes stringent penalties on the very few unmarried women brave enough to have children.
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I'm not saying that she knows this, but [the Nazis] were paying women to have children.
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"We're on the same team," Paltrow added of the pair's decision to not have children together.
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I have children now, and I know how they can watch one particular movie ad infinitum.
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But still: Women who don't want to have children are told they'll change their minds someday.
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Choosing to have children is one of the most important, personal decisions a human can make.
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If you have no desire to have children, you should still make sure you aren't pregnant.
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"I hope we will have children and I will be able to educate them," Noor said.
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I do not have children, but affordable high quality childcare is a priority in my feminism.
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Deciding whether to have children is not an easy process for women, Kallman and others say.
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And if you have children who are minors, it names a guardian, which is extremely important.
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Research shows that, overall, when women in the workforce have children, they experience a pay cut.
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Part of Cena's and Bella's issues as publicly documented had been his reticence to have children.
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You are the parenting expert you've been looking for Why did you decide to have children?
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"My parents ask me how my life is and will we have children," Ms. Du said.
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Many victims depend on their abusers for housing and financial support, or have children with them.
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We can't have children of our own, and in any case, I have never wanted children.
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There's a reason that mothers with lots of cavities sometimes have children who suffer the same.
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And if you have children, this is likely going to be their very favorite holiday decoration.
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Mothers younger than 21 years or older than 21 have children with a higher infant mortality.
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In Massachusetts, if you're divorcing and have children under 18, you must complete a parenting program.
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If you have children, you will want to think about how to take care of college.
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Born without a uterus, McFarland was told at age 443 that she would never have children.
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For gay and lesbian voters, the ability to marry and have children is an economic issue.
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It was unknown Friday how long the couple had been married or if they have children.
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He said they'd consider adoption if they decided to have children but had waited too long.
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" Her second message was directed specifically to those who have children, saying: "Hello, parents of America.
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I have gone on one interview so far, and told the recruiter that I have children.
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As I readied to have children of my own, none of this was on my mind.
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We are in our 40s, and we were certain we did not want to have children.
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Looking back, she remembers that her husband wanted to marry quickly and have children right away.
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"I think if you have children at home maybe you shouldn't have a gun," he said.
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If you own a firearm and you have children, you have to keep the firearm locked.
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I have children, and you can imagine our house uses Alexa in a lot of ways.
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And many of those do not have children or spouses to drive them to medical appointments.
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"The only thing I've ever wanted was to have children," said Ms. Morie, who is 36.
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I don't have children and frankly it never occurred to me to read middle-grade novels.
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Now the problem comes when people's life is getting better, people don't want to have children.
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Should you have children, and they are interested, would you have any qualms letting them kart?
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"I actually thought life might not be worth living if I didn't have children," she said.
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Many have children in their teens and 211s, so they mis-gender at their continual peril.
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A big issue that the couple discussed was their differing views on whether to have children.
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"There have to be celebs out there that have children that don't get approached," he said.
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You want to have children with a man who wants them as much as you do.
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The hospital staff told her she would no longer have children and would be "young again".
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None have children, and there was no one being groomed to usher L'Express into the future.
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After couples have children, they often argue about not spending enough time with one another anymore.
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In the U.S., about 69% of households do not have children, according to U.S. Census Bureau.
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But they're not the only benefits: Nagi also pays couples who live there to have children.
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By the government's latest count, there are 322 deported parents who have children still in custody.
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"I didn't at all mean to be insensitive to people who can't have children," Bieber said.
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"I have children and I am concerned about their future too," he said in an interview.
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This is the first child for the couple but they both have children from previous relationships.
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This could mean that he and Angela could have children could conceive the way humans do.
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People who don't have children or disabilities can't receive Medicaid, no matter how poor they are.
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Female doctors are likelier than women with law degrees, business degrees or doctorates to have children.
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Female doctors are likelier than women with law degrees, business degrees or doctorates to have children.
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The most obvious question is whether egg freezing worked by allowing women to have children later.
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" In the same interview, he asked, "Why isn't everyone as intelligent as Ashkenazi Jews?" and suggested that rich people should be paid to have children because "[i]f there is any correlation between success and genes, IQ will fall if the successful people don't have children.
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Once they have children, sociologists say, mothers feel under intense pressure to go into overdrive at mothering.
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We lost our home, but I have love, I have children, I have family, I have friends.
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"They are completely distraught because they have children as well that play in the complex," he says.
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So when you do have children in your family, you do love organizations like this even more.
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"You don't get a free pass to break the law just because you have children," he said.
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But people won't stop asking her a certain rude question: When are you going to have children?
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"I absolutely want to have children, whether I have my own or adopt," she told the mag.
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After deciding they never wanted to separate again, they got married and immediately tried to have children.
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And to have organizations post their addresses and they have children too, how did we get here?
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They don't have children of their own, but they do have a motorcycle and a denim jacket.
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"Women are waiting longer and longer to have children for the first time in history," he said.
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Both options hurt women who want to be able to decide when and if to have children.
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Portwood and Abraham's drama is so childish, especially coming from women who have children of their own.
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WHEN they got married a year ago, Hassan and his wife were not ready to have children.
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Both are moved to open up to their families about Jackson's alleged abuse after they have children.
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We shouldn't have children walking down the street having to look up a symbols to white supremacy.
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"Lando is a very charming man, so he could have children all over the universe," Ackie said.
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That same research finds that millennials who do have children "are notably confident" in their parenting skills.
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In order to be eligible, families must have children enrolled at one of seven participating elementary schools.
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Most parents hope to see their children graduate and get married and have children of their own.
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On the journey over, Mark first told me he didn't think he'd ever want to have children.
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"I was told four years ago that I can't ever have children," Jessie J told the crowd.
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Many stars, from Oprah Winfrey to Ashley Judd, have publicly declared their decision to not have children.
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Millennials have been taking longer to get married and have children, the two key drivers of homeownership.
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Those who fail to land dependable jobs might not be given a good opportunity to have children.
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It's strange to have children obsessing over something that is essentially meant to represent antiquated gold coins.
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"You can't imagine, I'm one of three brothers and both my brothers have children," Ajay Bhati says.
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Because we were born as women to have children to be able to take care of them.
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You're then asked about your body type, if you have children, your highest education level, and ethnicity.
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What's more, telling a man he can't have children because he's somehow genetically deficient is basically eugenics.
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Ultimately, their busy schedule and Bella's desire to have children played a role in their break up.
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I've always wanted to have children, and I would never give up that experience for a career.
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Some people tell me they're relieved they don't have children—that they can't imagine what they'd say.
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Employees who become pregnant or have children were often pressured to leave the company, the complaint says.
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You don't get to do that when you have children full time; it is so much harder.
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I would say, find parents who have children that you adore and seek parenting advice from them.
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As women wait longer to have children — and Kim herself is 36 — fertility struggles are more common.
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As millennials grow older, get married, have children, they are seeking out bigger houses and better schools.
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Worries about financial instability may contribute to young people deciding not to get married or have children.
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When women do decide to have children, we need to make sure that employers support that choice.
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The parents also have children Carmen Gabriela, 4, Rafael Thomas, 3, and Leonardo Ángel Charles, 22 months.
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If you have children, or live with two roommates, you'll want a third or fourth Nest Tag.
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Miceli has been cancer-free for more than 10 years, though she is unable to have children.
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There are fifteen Sackler children in the second generation, most of whom have children of their own.
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However, many program recipients have settled down in the U.S. and have children that are U.S. citizens.
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These include military veterans, graduate students, married students, students who have children, and students who are orphans.
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Women aren't being shunted out of politics to have children: Their kids are part of their campaigns.
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I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit.
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Many universities, I said, now stop the tenure clock for a year when assistant professors have children.
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He'd marry a nice girl like him who also recycled, and they'd have children together, their own.
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Shortly after getting married in 1995, Udona and Chuck Hebert were told they would never have children.
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I'm getting married, we'll have children eventually, I can't, you know, I can't speculate with my rent.
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As couples wait longer to have children, more are turning to IVF for help once they're ready.
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"Ivan had plans to have children with his wife," Sergei Kireyev, an activist who knew him, said.
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"It was a huge loss and constant challenge for two guys to have children," Dr. Boone said.
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Any implication that egg freezing guarantees women the ability to have children in the future is disingenuous.
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Same-sex female couples are four times more likely to have children than same-sex male couples.
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The victory comes just months after Felix spoke out against Nike's policies towards athletes who have children.
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Millennials have also been slower to marry and have children, which are the primary drivers of homeownership.
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Casey and I decided not to have children, but I feel like a mother to my parents.
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I know that we have children that were attending school in a safe location at this time.
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Nearly half of today's college students are 22 or older, and more than a quarter have children.
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This was just one of the early eye-openers of how things change when you have children.
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Yes, but: As more and more millennials marry and have children, that presumption is coming under scrutiny.
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So to make it easier on myself, I've decided not to have children in the first place.
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They may think if they are married that it's his right to demand sex and have children.
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There was plenty of time for me to come around to feeling the urge to have children.
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If schools close, survivors who have children may also need to factor that into their safety planning.
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She told The Times in 1977 that she had made a deliberate decision not to have children.
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But thanks to inflation, it has gotten a lot more expensive if you want to have children.
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Ms. Murin, who hopes to have children after her time with "Frozen" is over, notices it, too.
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She did not have children at the school, nor were her relatives directly affected by the shooting.
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Dany, too, obsessed about a witch's words — she thought they meant she would never have children again.
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Women who did not have children continued to increase their earnings at a rate similar to men.
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Census data show that approximately 239 percent of American women over the age of 22017 have children.
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She justified the cost to her accountant by telling him she did not plan to have children.
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Maybe more of us would have children if it weren't seen as such an exercise in sacrifice.
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He was willing to help his friends have children, but he didn't want to be a parent.
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"If you stay at home and have children, you're not contributing to society," Ms. Huber-Strasser said.
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A three-time Olympian, she was among the first United States soccer players to have children midcareer.
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After she found out, she said, every moon cycle was a reminder that she wouldn't have children.
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One agricultural town in the west of the country pays couples who live there to have children.
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In politics, respondents said, it was better for female candidates to have children early in their careers.
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This forced Trump to release detained adults who have children with them when he releases their children.
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After women have children, many work fewer hours and some – importantly – drop out of the workforce entirely.
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Science is helping many of us have children later in life, and the government now supports telecommuting.
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She can no longer have children and she can barely move, as her spinal cord was crushed.
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I have children, who know they have a 50-50 chance of inheriting the disease from me.
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But if they marry and have children, their kids will likely pick up this habit from Mom.
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Some have adopted before, and some have children who are grown and are ready for another commitment.
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Her veteran politician husband, who is about 30 years her senior, both have children from previous marriages.
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The Mayo Clinic recommends cool-mist humidifiers if you have children, because of the aforementioned safety concerns.
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If you do not have children then you are characterised as out of touch with 'mainstream lives'.
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Because she's not married and does not have children, she was excluded from many social assistance programs.
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Opinion KABUL, Afghanistan — It was about a month ago that I realized I may never have children.
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Many parents change their career trajectories after they have children, even if they did not plan to.
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It's not so easy when you can't earn a living wage and you have children to support.
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Now ... it appears he's gonna have children involved, but we're hearing that's not the only major change.
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You wouldn't have bedridden 26-year-olds who can't have children because a factory collapsed on them.
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I believe that the loss is particularly amplified for those of us who do not have children.
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Recently married, they were living in a one-bedroom rental in Chelsea and planning to have children.
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She always felt that no one ever wanted to be with her because she couldn't have children.
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Mr. Yacob said he was inspired by classic building blocks to have children teach themselves coding fundamentals.
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"Just because we've got the right to have children, does it mean we should?" said Mr. Paldi.
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Many of the emergency workers who responded have children who attend the school, or went there themselves.
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When people have children, it, of course, imposes a short-term cost on the local educational system.
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How can you play like you don't, when you know exactly ... I know all ... I have children.
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But today women can have children later in life than used to be the case, or adopt.
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In the study, men were the more likely to have children, and they didn't suffer financial consequences.
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The air show announcer can be heard advising adults to have children look away from the crash scene.
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"We have more freedom because we decided not to have children—that's made a huge difference," she says.
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"I can continue to pursue my career and not have this pressure to have children now," she says.
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Dobrev jokingly said their relationship might undergo a slight change when, and if, Hough decided to have children.
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When I have children, they're going to Google their dad's name and this is going to pop up.
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Only 29% knew that people receiving effective treatment for HIV can have children without passing on the virus.
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You can talk about mom things, sometimes you can't talk about that with people who don't have children.
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When in the history of the universe have children ever created a makeshift anything and not gotten hurt?
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Women live in this world where we're constantly told our only goal in life is to have children.
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They're making major changes like reducing flying and driving, choosing not to have children, or giving up meat.
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Many of them have been living in the country for years and have children who are US citizens.
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Whether a woman wants to have children or not, if she wants to share that information, she will.
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With my salary and student loan debt I can't afford to have children, and it breaks my heart.
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Any debate over women's rights, they say, must also address control over when and whether to have children.
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Is life worth more if you have children and grandchildren, if you're married, if you're in good health?
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Perhaps I expected to have children young because my mother and father were young when they had me.
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"To be honest, separately, neither Brian nor I ever thought we were going to have children," she said.
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They both have children from previous relationships: T.I. has three other kids, and Harris has one other daughter.
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It's really twisted because you'll get that elderly supporter who says, 'You know, I have children your age.
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Before deciding to have children, consideration was given to the time and effort required to raise a child.
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I don't even have children, and I sat on my butt all day — and I still require orthotics.
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And GFSC permits couples of any and all "genderalities" to have children who are their true, Darwinian heirs.
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There were initial queries about obvious concerns—the ability to have children, what it would look like, etc.
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This is probably all quite different if you have children, and Christmas is, after all, for the children.
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Many were left with fertility issues, leaving them to figure out how, or if, they could have children.
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They are also likely to struggle to get married and have children, despite the vast majority wanting both.
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Women's bodies are made to have children at 19 or 20, but that's just not how it is.
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This could prove difficult for customers who live in apartment buildings, have children, or are elderly or disabled.
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" Karen, who has polycystic ovary syndrome, says her inability to have children was "a lot to handle emotionally.
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"To be honest, separately, neither Brian nor I ever thought we were going to have children," she admits.
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Exes John Cena and Nikki Bella clashed over her desire to have children — and her love of animals.
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What's more, the couple, who don't have children, aren't saddled with the high taxes that neighboring towns require.
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Culkin said he was very happy with 30-year-old Song, and wants to have children with her.
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For women who don't have children, the probability of dying alone is much higher because women live longer.
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If you have children, you may have realized that your kids have minds and identities of their own.
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"They were very supportive and most of them have children and they don't want him around," Dyer said.
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What if you followed it through to its conclusion—that it's morally wrong to have children at all?
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Walker and her high school sweetheart, Garyt, had been trying to have children since 2014, she told ABC.
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"Education is extremely important, but we have children who are traumatized before … they even reach preschool," Williamson said.
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Analysts say Egypt should target people before they have children and sex education should be available in schools.
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Then I stacked questions on top of hours: Should I wait four to eight years to have children?
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Pretty much from the moment they got together, people began asking if they ever intended to have children.
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Like many of her comrades, Felat has decided never to leave the Y.P.G., or marry, or have children.
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To the Editor: What does Judith Shulevitz's brand of feminism offer to women who do not have children?
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And then if you're, say, a woman who is anywhere from 25 to 40, you may have children.
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"I have children & grandchildren to answer to, and so I will not be complicit or silent," Flake said.
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"She hoped that she would be a mother one day and have children of her own," Makos says.
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Women come into the fertility specialist's office fearful and tearful that they may never have children, she said.
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We have children who came here when they were a day old, and now they are young adults.
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Some discussed how women are told to "hide" their pregnancies — or plans to have children — from their employers.
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If you have children, the American Psychological Association recommends asking them how they are feeling about the news.
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The company announced that it would waive performance-pay reductions for a year for athletes who have children.
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But it can stoke feelings of anger and resentment in children who don't marry or can't have children.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that four million of those most dangerous households have children.
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It was a shock: she and Mr. Fontana had been told that she was unable to have children.
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Most of them have children who are enrolled in local schools, who will grow up speaking fluent English.
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Handler credited her ability to make a decision about whether or not to have children to Roe v.
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Moms with higher BMIs were more likely to have children who were also heavier, according to the study.
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According to the report, all cohorts — millennials, millionaires, and millennial millionaires — who have children typically have just one.
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As Maggie Astor reported, more and more people are deciding not to have children because of climate change.
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Religion typically becomes relevant again later, after we have children and start to think about their religious upbringings.
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Maybe we'll have children, and we'll name them after the isolated islands we come across on our travels.
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Women are planning to have children at later ages, when they are more likely to have trouble conceiving.
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Other data also shows that women are less likely to leave the work force after they have children.
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Both researchers said that the findings should not influence women's decisions about if or when to have children.
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"We've been trying to tell them to wait, but people have children," one voter told The Associated Press.
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I want the people in the United States that have children, I want them to have dreams also.
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Ties Maybe more of us would have children if it weren't seen as such an exercise in sacrifice.
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And if she wants to have children, she'll need to settle on a man to do it with.
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"We wanted to have children and didn't think New York was ideal for a young family," he said.
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We all know fat people who have full lives and have children and husbands and wives and jobs.
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A 32-year-old who always thought she would have children can no longer justify it to herself.
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Households with regular shouting incidents tend to have children with lower self-esteem and higher rates of depression.
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"There's a significant number of ABAWDs who have children, just not ones living in their home," she explained.
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Mary Frances's children have children of their own, and grandchildren too, but they've never outgrown calling her Mommy.
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It's culturally acceptable for men to have children and professional identities without having to choose between the two.
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The responsibility of caring for grieving youth falls to all of us who have children in our lives.
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While not everyone will have children, everyone gets sick and cares for a loved one at some point.
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In the film, Cooper has said during press rounds, Ally and his character, Jackson Maine, don't have children.
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But I never mention the trials and tribulations of trying — often desperately — to have children in your 1693s.
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She was chosen to replace Soraya Esfandiari Bakhtiari, whom the shah divorced because they failed to have children.
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Carriers are generally healthy, but when two have children together, the children are at risk for the disease.
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Ms. Zhou grew up Presbyterian, but should the couple have children, they will be raised Jewish, she said.
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Maybe they struggle to sleep (or have children who do), or have to work on New Year's Day.
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But people tend to marry those with whom they have things in common even before they have children.
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"For couples who have children later in life, this is a substantial part of Social Security," Freitag said.
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Most of the co-working parents don't have children enrolled because their infants are too young for preschool.
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"A lot of them come from the position that they have children that were vaccine-injured," Catherine said.
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Ms. Hernández said she still suffered from trauma so great that she could not bear to have children.
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The couple, who are both 38 and currently reside in Chesapeake, Va., each have children from previous marriages.
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One important detail: when Dany says she can't have children because of a witch's curse, Jon doesn't look convinced.
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And if you're someone who doesn't have children, that particular detail can bring up a whole lot of questions.
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In January, she visited their Early Years Parenting unit that supports families who have children under 5 years old.
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"This is the difference between a returning military member being able to have children or not," Mr. Tipton said.
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They don't have children, but they did include a line item in their budget for college costs one day.
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Having grown up under strict family planning policies, many are inclined not to have children -- let alone second pregnancies.
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The data also concluded that college savings is a top priority — even for millennials who don't yet have children.
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All right, I don&apost know because I don&apost have children, and I like robots a lot, Mike.
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They both have children, like to keep their personal lives quiet, believe in philanthropy, and enjoy leisure outdoor activity.
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The actor had been vocal about not wanting to get married or have children before eventually popping the question.
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A film source told PEOPLE in April the couple's decision to have children together seemed like a no-brainer.
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"To know we will always have to do IVF to have children is frustrating and very expensive," Caitlin said.
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Since her tweets went viral, she's been contacted by numerous parents who also have children with the same syndrome.
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Turkey has become such a fearful place, they say, that they have formed a pact never to have children.
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People have children and mothers run the risk of losing their job if they stay home with their child.
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The individuals in these cases have an average age 28, a third are married and a third have children.
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There's an evolutionary argument that we have evolved to seek status rather than to specifically want to have children.
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If you have children, you're ahead of the game — let them do the work of coming up with ideas.
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In three of the four interviews, I was asked when I was planning to get married and have children.
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"If you have children, you end up having to be able to send messages to your children," he explained.
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She told me I was born missing my uterus, and my only option to have children was to adopt.
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So when doctors told her and her husband, Craig Kosinski, that they couldn't have children naturally, she was devastated.
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"I didn't at all mean to be insensitive to people who can't have children," Bieber continued in his message.
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The possibility of a 4-degree world has forced us to grapple with whether or not to have children.
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Though happier people are more likely to have children, it does not follow that children necessarily keep them cheerful.
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They were quick to point out the utter nonsense of asking a woman about her choice to have children.
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I signed up for this when I was 16 and now I have children and I have a marriage.
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Mai also addressed the reason for their split saying, her not wanting to have children wasn't the only factor.
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Yet, just because these stars may not have children of their own doesn't mean they can't celebrate Father's Day.
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But for some women—including and especially women who write—the decision to have children demands an impossible calculus.
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But still, I couldn't have children … I felt very betrayed by the medical community and betrayed by my body.
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Bachmann and her co-authors aren't looking to shame or discourage men who want to have children when older.
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At first the courts denied Diane's request to have children using Stephen's sperm, saying its collection had been illegal.
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Millennials, defined as those ages 18 to 34, have waited longer to marry and have children than previous generations.
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" Talamieka Brice, 37, the founder of Pantsuit Nation Mississippi, told me she spearheaded the protest because, "I have children.
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These include military veterans, graduate students, married students, students who have children, and students who are orphans. http://bit.
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The report also notes that nontraditional students—like students who have children—are largely women or people of color.
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It's not fair what some people do," she says, joking, "Party planners have children, which is definitely not fair.
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Millennials waited longer to get married, have children and buy homes, due to the recession and other social factors.
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If a woman wants to have children, how long should she wait after getting Zika before she gets pregnant?
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And it's inevitable that when I have children I'll figure out a way to hurt them by accident [laughs].
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"We don't want to be helping folks on drugs, but then again, folks on drugs have children," Conaway said.
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Sushma Swaraj, India's foreign minister, complains about decadent celebrities who already have children yet seek more babies through surrogacy.
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"When we have children, my and Josh's children will be genetic siblings to Briana and Jeremy's children," Brittany says.
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Handler: When I say only hedonists have children, I'm talking about the pleasure of having somebody love you unconditionally.
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"We have children ourselves," said Tara Glasgow, the research and development lead for the company's baby products franchise worldwide.
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I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit or silent.
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Now we are told that non-citizens who break our laws should get special treatment because they have children.
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"I have children and grandchildren, who are waiting for their granddad to support them," he said, his voice breaking.
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Snooki and JWoww have children, all of whom, judging by their introductions, like to jump on their parents' mattresses.
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"I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit," he said.
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Zorzin ended up selling much of his DC Comics memorabilia once his wife and him decided to have children.
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Future Family polled nearly 3.73,000 women in the U.S. who were ages 25 to 40 and didn't have children.
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Why not have children learn the presidents by forming a fantasy league and drafting their favorites for various "positions"?
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"She wanted a normal life with Vincent, she wanted to get married, she wanted to have children," he said.
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Though one can have children and do all of these activities, they are not marketed towards people with kids.
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Many families undergoing IVF often have no choice but to take on considerable debt in order to have children.
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Like many young men looking to start families with their partners, Seth wanted to have children with his wife.
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It will also cater to couples who may not be ready to have children, with sperm freezing for men.
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Kate and Holly are two bartenders who work there who have children, and I was most worried about them.
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In this fantasy land, queer people are senators, murderers, scammers, or are married and have children with Shay Mitchell.
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But even when you know your rights, you're in a vulnerable position, especially if you have children with you.
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If you have children in school, check in with their districts to find out more about plans for students.
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What are you going to do when you really want to have children and your body is not cooperating?
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In the mid-1990s, fertility doctors in New Jersey got an idea for how to help women have children.
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Do you think, coming out of the show, people are more or less likely to want to have children?
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Why are most people born with the urge that drives them to have children and others, like me, not?
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"If all enterprises enforce a 603 schedule, no one will have children," one person argued on the same platform.
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Melinda Gates is on a mission to help women around the world decide when and if they have children.
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At the same time, more highly educated women began to marry men with similar educations, and to have children.
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Or give them pretend as-if relationships, and then think that we'll have children who know what relationships are.
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"We have children sleeping here," Mr. Adhanom said, pointing to the gravelly ground of the camp off Piazza Venezia.
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In America, parenting is seen as a private, rather than communal, concern: You've taken the decision to have children.
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Mothers are still regularly judged negatively by our employers and society for charging ahead professionally after we have children.
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Unlike all other developed countries, the United States doesn't guarantee parents any paid time off when they have children.
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Some experts recommended staying away from the immediate vicinity of Notre-Dame, particularly if you have children under 6.
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In my community, more than half of my high school graduating class has already married, and many have children.
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The black slaves from Guinea and Angola have demanded to be well treated, threatening to refuse to have children.
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As a society, we should support mothers in big and small ways if they do decide to have children.
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Ms. Radziwill, who like her fellow co-parents doesn't have children, smiled at the menagerie of animals and men.
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Its unnamed narrator, a writer in her late 30s, is nearly certain that she doesn't want to have children.
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Both Weisz and Craig have children from prior relationships, but they had their first child together in September 2018.
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Even families that don't have children pay for the cost of the welfare system and the criminal justice system.
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Your payments pay for your parents' retirement and your children's payments pay for your retirement — if you have children.
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It's a theme he returns to again and again in the book, as does his desire to have children.
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Doing so would open up the thorny possibility that the recipient could have children produced by the donor's sperm.
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I will also add that some of my most supportive colleagues are women, especially those who also have children.
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Additionally, as women get older, they're also more likely to have children, which is also linked to lower salaries.
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Most women who seek abortions are poor or low-income and already have children, she said in an email.
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The Harpers, who met in high school, asked about hospitals and schools they might need when they have children.
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Yeah. I think just a world where people in general can't have children as opposed to with the exception.
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A massive demographic shift is underway as more Americans attempt to have children well into their 30s and 40s.
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Whether or not you have children in your life, it may seem like the "Baby Shark" song is everywhere.
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It also doesn't know the probability that an astronaut will be sterilized (made unable to have children) in spaceflight.
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Colombians have big families and feel fulfilled when they have children, so not having them is a big sacrifice.
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TR: When I grew up, there were no computer games, so you would always have children drawing in school.
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Shockingly, many doctors have offered me hysterectomies based on an — incorrect — assumption I do not intend to have children.
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One of the worst choices anyone can make is to have children, or even glancing human attachments of any kind.
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Pregnant women who are badly malnourished, have diabetes or consume alcohol are also more likely to have children with microcephaly.
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I often wonder if, given the chance to go back, I would do it again — if I would have children.
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So, she and her husband Jeff were devastated when they learned that they would not be able to have children.
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"For a woman it's 'Oh now you're 2000, you need to get married, have children,' blah blah blah," she said.
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New Yorkers deserve the right to have children without being rendered immediately unable to navigate the city's subway stations safely.
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This could include employees who have children or are members of various at-work 'clubs,' such as a cycling club.
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I realize this mentality is a privilege — I don't have children or a family to plan meals for every day.
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In the four years since Hendricks gave that Health interview, women choosing not to have children have become more vocal.
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The Blockers actor had been vocal about not wanting to get married and have children before eventually popping the question.
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I&aposm here to learn about your facility, and which I know you have children on a long-term basis.
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Raniere promised to have children with her as a way to make her stay, but that didn't happen, Salzman said.
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The young woman explained that she was told she would never be able to have children when she was 16.
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But, by their decisions not to have children, Europeans have already accepted a twenty-second-century end to their civilization.
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But if you have children or a spouse, planning ahead for the worst will give you some peace of mind.
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"I will go ballistic on clients and even fire clients if they have children and won't do that," Mendels said.
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Had we been younger and wanted to have children, it might have been different, but that's just not the case.
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Only women who marry and have children (plus the most sick, disabled or well-connected) can hope to be discharged.
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If those newcomers have children, the children will often learn a slightly simpler version of the language from their parents.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of people have submitted testimonials on Tumblr, sharing the reasons behind their own decisions not to have children.
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Both of them are queer, and they have made it very clear that they are not going to have children.
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What's more, there are simpler and less risky ways for people with HIV to have children without transmitting the disease.
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If they did not have children to take tax credits against, they would have seen little benefit from Rubio-Lee.
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Paulson isn't the only star having a major career moment to talk about why she doesn't want to have children.
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The research was conducted through interviews with 1003,2100 women across the country, aged 2000-237, who did not have children.
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But some Republicans, including Trump, say it creates an incentive for people to enter the country illegally to have children.
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Two of the women have children who have not yet met their fathers and they hope to be reunited soon.
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"If all enterprises enforce a 996 schedule, no one will have children" because of a lack of time, they added.
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And then we spend the weekend together as a family – usually somewhere in nature, often with friends who have children.
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First officer Miguel Angel Arreola, who did not have children, enjoyed cooking and would invite colleagues over for homemade sushi.
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In a recent documentary, Patrick revealed that she has frozen eggs in order to have children one day, ESPN reports.
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"When we have children, my and Josh's children will be genetic siblings to Briana and Jeremy's children," Brittany told People.
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"Although she wanted children, she didn't necessarily see herself trying to have children for a few more years," she says.
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Particularly if you have children; you wouldn't allow them to do anything if you based things on what you saw.
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Whether or not we have children, it seems we're already naturally geared to live as long as we possibly can.
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"For much of my life, I did presume that I would grow up to marry and have children," Byers admits.
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Two of Phan's sisters have children, which Scott has said is helping them prepare for little ones of their own.
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And when they have children, Knox said, they will be prepared to discuss the events of the trial with them.
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So, the fact that these people have children and their children grow up in Japan is beyond the system's framework.
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He robbed Morgan of her future, her potential to educate others, to be married, have children and to grow old.
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Harsh radiation treatments destroyed her intestines and a hysterectomy left her unable to have children of her own, he says.
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And they have children, and there's a ton of trust fund kids running around with fortunes from God knows what.
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The money question here is a little more complex, as they both have children from previous relationships in their household.
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I think for most people, asking a person about their plans to have children seems like a pretty innocuous question.
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In fact, some research suggests that sex gets better after you have children, due to increased intimacy in your relationship.
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Can create real problems for businesses but means you can have epic honeymoons or time off when people have children.
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Tenants have children, couples break up and trees drop branches — if you expect the unexpected you'll never be too upset.
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The virus is of greatest concern to anyone who may be pregnant or may plan to have children after exposure.
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"When I have children they are going to Google their dad's name and this is going to appear," he continued.
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"I think in general once you have children it's hard not to see every child as your own," Damon said.
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Although many of the KarJenner siblings have children close in age, True and Dream frequently embark on play dates together.
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They don't have children, and said they will figure out if and how to travel with kids down the line.
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As they wait longer to get married or have children, they have more time to experiment with their adult selves.
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And then we spend the weekend together as a family — usually somewhere in nature, often with friends who have children.
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A nurse at a neonatal intensive care unit in San Jose, California, Amie always knew she wanted to have children.
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Talking about death is a conversation no couple wants to have, but when you have children, it's an important one.
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Experts say that women choosing to have children later in life is lowering birthrates, and this change might be temporary.
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The changes may seem small but they spare many mothers the trauma of thinking they have children with brain damage.
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The same is not true overall, for women with more than six years' experience or for women who have children.
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Children in the village leave school early; women have children young; one in five adults has difficulty reading and writing.
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The Strasburg and Zimmermann families are very close, in part because both men have children who are the same age.
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The vehicle has been aimed largely at so-called millennial buyers who are beginning to settle down and have children.
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I was coming up on my 285th birthday, and I still felt no desire to have children of my own.
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"I come from Italy, a country where traditionally, women have children a bit later on in life," she told Refinery29.
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We do that because we're aware that people don't always have children as a couple, but in various familial constellations.
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What's interesting about Tanzer, though, is that he didn't have children—or even a female partner to take them away.
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Women will be able to have children into their 40s with new technologies, allowing them to postpone starting a family.
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Furthermore, 85033 percent of Latino households have children under 18, compared to 40 percent for the rest of the country.
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And some of the "terrifying" things she thought would happen actually did; she didn't get married, she didn't have children.
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I'm a 66-year-old woman who chose not to have children and I've never regretted it for a minute.
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Many of the very richest Americans have children who stand to benefit enormously if the proposed tax bill is enacted.
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Sometimes she forgets I have children and what their names are, but she knows me, she's happy to see me.
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Randy Capps of the Migration Policy Institute estimates that 25,000 people deported in 2016 have children who are American citizens.
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Women who do not have children, by and large, continue to grow their earnings at a similar rate to men.
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In an interview with UK newspaper The Sunday Times, Brie said she and Franco don't really want to have children.
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By one retrospective measure, at least, women are more likely to have children today than they were a decade ago.
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And if you have children, our Travel editors have some suggestions and advice for family travel from their own experiences.
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A narrow population—women of childbearing age who have mitochondrial disorders and who want to have children—stands to benefit.
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Protection during maternity isn't just limited to Olympians; working women all over the U.S. deserve protection when they have children.
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At 21980 I said to them, 'I will not get married, I will not have children, I will have lovers.
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She had married and was in middle of a friendly divorce because her first husband didn't want to have children.
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This coverage is for people who are below a certain income threshold, are pregnant, have children, or are disabled.2.
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I can't wait to have children and read them these books, like my mom and dad read them to me.
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It's the late 231s to mid-245s, according to two new studies — in other words, when many women have children.
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Researchers have found that in such places, ApoE4 increases the odds that people will survive to adulthood and have children.
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The two have very different economies and family policies, yet in both places, women's pay plummets after they have children.
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It may seem that those of us who choose to have children with Down syndrome are either irresponsible or saintly.
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After an early romance ended in heartbreak, she never married and did not have children, said her nephew, Rémy Valentin.
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I'm puzzled, though, why she wouldn't grant other women that same ability to determine whether and when to have children.
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The last ended because the woman he was seeing wanted to have children and he was cool to the idea.
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She played a young married Englishwoman rendered so bereft by her inability to have children that she careered toward madness.
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"I have children and grandchildren to answer to, and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit," Flake adds. Oct.
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Should he have children of his own one day, he doesn't want to miss out on Little League for work.
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If people were only motivated to have children based on economic calculations, such incentives would be very inexpensive to offer.
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"Anytime you have children who are exposed to domestic violence — especially something as tragic as this — it's heartbreaking," Gerrish said.
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We waited so long to have a child, I think our families wondered if I was unable to have children.
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And they have to be over the age of 20, unmarried and not have children under the age of 20.
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Aberforth became the barman at the Hog's Head, and didn't seem to marry or have children, content with his goats.
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Gay rights activists argued that the policy harms same-sex couples, who often use assisted reproductive technology to have children.
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This is really an issue about opportunity, and the opportunities women get when they have children when they want to.
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Two open-ended questions simply asked respondents to list what they thought might impact a man's ability to have children.
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It's impossible for me to know if, by the time I have children — if I do have children — I'll regret the years I spent selfishly indulging without them, but right now, as I live through these years in the present tense, I certainly don't regret a thing; I might be the happiest I've ever been.
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H. and I don't want kids but I honestly don't know how people in my industry have children with these hours.
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Honestly, not too much has changed, which is why I know I'm nowhere near ready to have children of my own.
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Henry VIII wanted to discard his 33-year-old wife, now considered too old to have children, for a younger woman.
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WWMBP—the reason, that is, that it even riles many women who want or have children—is that it places the
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But when you think about why other people don't date, it's also because they don't have time and they have children.
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Ask gay and lesbian couples who would love to have children without turning to an outside gamete donor; today they can't.
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But she is angry at suggestions that employers have the right to know about whether employees are planning to have children.
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The major players from the series now all have children heading off to Hogwarts and will be present throughout the play.
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S. citizens over age 18 who live in San Francisco and have children under age 19, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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My sister says that her deep-seated fear of illness is one of the reasons she chose not to have children.
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After getting divorced at 30, she'd spent the last decade searching for a prince charming to settle down and have children.
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You never aspired to get married or have children [though she did ultimately marry her longtime partner, Taylor Hackford, in 1997].
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"The truth is none of us want to have children and not be able to spend time with them," Lee says.
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Now that the topic has been broached, he's nervous that he might not be able to have children on his own.
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But just because Kendall doesn't have children of her own yet doesn't mean she doesn't apply her natural maternal instincts elsewhere.
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Or even when they were pitching shows — 'We don't want to have a 40 year old woman who doesn't have children.
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It is not that many buyers are yet to have children, speculates Mr Vlessing; rather, they probably will never have them.
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Here were the top five reasons women waited to have children, listed by the percentage of women who cited them. 1.
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But she and others in her generation cannot undo past decisions, they can only control when and if they'll have children.
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Sometimes it can come from other women; sometimes it can come from other women who have children or are pregnant themselves.
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In many rich countries, between 15% and 20% of women, and a slightly higher proportion of men, will not have children.
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These injuries can have devastating effects on servicemembers' plans to have children, their intimate relationships, and their physical and mental health.
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I explained half the menu to them, cracked jokes, gave their kids some stickers we keep for customers who have children.
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I'm not necessarily saving up to have children, so I have to be good to myself and do things for myself.
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The ability to replicate the results is paramount to the surgery becoming a viable option for those hoping to have children.
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At the same time, advice and support should also be provided to parents who are preparing to have children, they recommended.
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She's never talked about wanting to have children, and she was actively squeamish around Sookie and Sherry when they were pregnant.
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"I just never wanted that feeling again, because I was already afraid," she says of her decision to never have children.
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I felt like it was a person I was letting down...That's the reason I don't have children to this day.
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"Since I was a child I knew I wanted three children," said Mohammad who is unmarried and doesn't have children yet.
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"At the end of the day, I'm forty-fucking-one, I do not have children like all of you," she rants.
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That isn't to say women don't get married or have children, but their lives are no longer automatically structured around men.
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But as more people try to have children later in life, more also struggle and some find out that they can't.
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"If you have children or pets we strongly advise you not to allow them to enter the backyard," the state wrote.
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It is quite literally impossible to build a company or go on national TV or have children and remain the same.
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All incentives will be extended for a total of 10 years to those who buy properties in Italy or have children.
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Because treatment could affect Kate's fertility, doctors encouraged the newlyweds to consider banking Kate's embryos so they could have children someday.
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"I am looking for a wife who is ready, willing and able to have children as soon as possible," Arthur wrote.
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If they have children, they typically have only one or two, because giving them the best start in life is expensive.
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This generation is starting to get married and have children and will be growing their grocery spend over the next decade.
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They must also be unmarried, over 20 years old and not have children under the age of 20, LGBT+ activists said.
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One speaks of the crowded day care center in her high school, the friends who've all married young and have children.
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Men, your male elders, close friends: They all think that women should get married, have children and care for the family.
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If you have children together, keep in mind that some financial concessions could help keep peace in the family long term.
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Republican politicians have long railed against the practice because it also applies to undocumented immigrants who have children on U.S. soil.
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She hadn't planned to become a writer then; like many women of her generation, she was to marry and have children.
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"The one thing I never wanted to do was to fall in love or get married or have children," she says.
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Women are postponing marriage in favor of their careers and waiting to have children until later in life, if at all.
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"I knew at some point I might want to have children, but definitely not now," said Ms. Lu, who is single.
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After Valerie's ex says he and his girlfriend are planning to have children in "Casual," she investigates her own fertility options.
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Other amenities: If you have children in tow, let them play at the Kids on the Fly play zone in 2.
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In order to make ends meet, both parents work in 62 percent of homes headed by married couples that have children.
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"Should I be your surrogate if you have children?" she asked the happy couple, according to an interview with The Sun.
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I think some of them hate me a lot, and some of them have children who are my friends and fans.
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It's still taboo in much of the Arab world for women to openly admit that they don't want to have children.
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Among people who did not plan to have children, 23 percent said it was because they were worried about the economy.
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She doesn't think women should be forced to have children if they are not able or ready to care for them.
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Some of these people who make judgmental comments seem to have some bitterness toward people who choose not to have children.
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Instead, 45.2 percent of the subjects said they preferred to adopt, and 21.9 percent stated they didn't want to have children.
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Because the mission of this global partnership is to give women the right to have children by choice, not by chance.
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That means Mattingly can relate to his young players, knowing with immediacy what they are going through when they have children.
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If you have children of your own, would you want to videotape everything — from their first steps to high school graduation?
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