I am 28 and I have never really wanted kids, maybe would be ok with having them someday, but by someday I mean like millions of years from now. But one day I was sitting at a traffic light next to a theater and a little girl ballet recital had just been finished and all the dads were outside giving their little girls…

I'm 29 and the clock is mercilessly harassing me right now, and has been for about a year.

It started for me at 34ish. My friend had a baby and I drove over to see her. She put him in my arms and suddenly, inexplicably- tears were streaming down my face! I had never had a single urge to be a mother until that moment. She shook her head and said, "Uh oh girl! Baby fever!"

I seriously have no idea. There really is not much consistency with women and how much they sense their own biological clock. I think I really only experience it in terms of the sense of getting old. I would have managed OK if I'd had a kid, and I accepted that it might happen, but I never had any "baby fever" or…

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don't think so. I have the urge, bad. Like so badly I consider not taking my birth control pretty much every month, and every time I see a baby I think I WANT ONE OF THOSE!!! I'm getting old!!! I'm not old, I'm 28 so it's ridiculous and just hormonal. But I know monetarily it would make things VERY hard for us…

My bio-clock was actually kind of dormant while I was on bc pills. Once we decided to try for a baby and I stopped taking them, the hormone change really warped me. Right around the time I ovulated each month I would go a little batty, I would want to try to make a baby RIGHT THIS MINUTE! I mean, it was beyond an…

Big difference. Giving young kids a smartphone is giving them carte blanch access to all the twisted shit on the Internet along with opening them up to online bullying/predators/peer pressure to sext and a bunch of other shit.

No freaking idea what it's like. I do not find babies cute (not their fault; they just don't tick my "cute" box); I cannot stand being around toddlers (again, not their fault); and I've never been the slightest bit interested in spending time with children in general, let alone wanted to grow one of my own. I was sure…

It happens, there are still parents that think I you leave them unsurpervised just.one.second. they will manage to end in pregnancy XD

My biological clock is tickin' like this!

When you are looking down the barrel of 40 years old and many/most of your friends are married and having babies, it is all of a sudden so much less "fun" to be single with so many fewer unencumbered friends to do anything with. You are so right that kids need braces (and more) and about that "total life change?" Oh,…

The only thing that could make it worse would be -ly'ing it. Eggly. Or some shit.

I never felt the clock. Then, at 32, I missed a period, which was always somewhat routine for me. But, when it came two days later, I cried. I knew then I wanted bey-bees, and badly. I was knocked up within a fortnight. The clock ticked, like once.

I never felt any baby fever at 30. I was charging up the corporate ladder and viewed motherhood as a ball and chain. Fast forward 9 years when my likelihood of having a baby was diminishing and my viewpoint changed. I married at 39 and had my son at 40. Your viewpoint may or may not change in the next decade but when…

I was thinking "fuck, I don't even want kids but I would freeze some for 45 bucks!"

I don't even want kids, but when I was in my early to mid 20s I felt what can only be described as an animal urge to get pregnant. In my head I knew I didn't want them, and I didn't even get all squee over babies, but I was constantly thinking about it and sometimes I felt like I was on drugs. Everything would slow…

Nothing inspires confidence in a business like a name with multiple x's in it.

At first I thought it was $45 to freeze your eggs, which sounded way off. If anyone else was confused like me the article says it is about $7500.

When my sister got a new phone she gave her old one to her son for his 8th birthday. When she told me she was going to do this and I acted horrified she replied, "Well he's just a kid. Its not like he's going to be using it for texting. He's just going to play games on it."