The Parenting Paradox:

Parents of GV, what were your thoughts of such innovation after becoming parents

As a kid, who wasn't extreme ill-mannered, have had my share of beatings I think it is ego satisfaction or let out of anger on something you have produced and feel entitled to use as punching bag But ones who haven't been subjected to those are in a high of their own. Feels like they were God sent for leveling up Earth Hence, extremes. What’s your opinion?

Have you come across westerners celebrating parenthood, respecting the fact that kids chose them as parents. For culture, where sex is comparatively easily accessible - they consider parenting great responsibility Whereas in our country, half the country had babies because their families wouldn’t stop pestering 'to settle' Kids are born with the responsibility of taking 'care' For a place with not-so-great infrastructure, people should really use protection more.

- Let’s create a safe space - Mention *minimal* information such as you age, gender, etc to add context about you - Trolls be empathetic and think before you comment to someone.

Dual Income and No Kids sounds very attractive but advice from people in their late 20s and 30s is probably too biased to be considered sound advice. Wanted to understand how couples who took that decision in their 30s feel today. Do you regret it? Do you feel purposeless? Do you feel lonely? Do you feel the FOMO? And so on.