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I mean of course the parent gets to be the main one to decide since someone had to point that out on the last post as if it wasn't obvious. But as i mentioned on the other question, I always wanted to have a lot of children. However thats because i thought I’d get to start early like age 18-24. That didn't happen unfortunatelyy. In last nights dream i was waiting on pregnancy test results and I don't know it was a beautiful moment. Anyways, If i could birth at least one happy healthy baby, I’d be the happiest. I prefer not to birth more after the age of 30. So i really only have like 3-4 years left. In that time, I should definitely be able to have at least 1 child. But because its so late in the game, I’d prefer to ask the kid if they want a sibling. Ideally, at this rate, I’d have one kid at 27 and another at 29. However, if the first doesn’t want a sibling by time they turn age 2 or 3, then i would just adopt the other child sometime after age 30. So yes, I’m still calling the shots but dont you think its right to ask the only child for their input? #FeelFreeToList #BabyFever

I have 3 bros on my dad’s side and 1 sis on my mom’s. I’m the oldest child. I see two of my bros maybe once every 5 years. I've met the middle bro only once and he was like a newborn lmao. I live with my sis. When i was an only child, i loved it. I got all of my moms attention and loved it. When my sis was a kid i had to share the attention but since she's become a teen, i get all the attention again haha. Anyways, I used to want to have 12 kids of my own. But since i didn't get to start as early as i hoped, I’d settle for at least one child. Because i really have no intentions of birthing more children once I’ve reached age 30. Once my kid aged up, about 3 years old, I’d ask if they want a sibling and if they say yes, then I’d adopt a child of the opposite sex. What about you?
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Spousal support is financial support that a person is ordered by a court to give to their spouse during separation or following divorce also known as alimony. IT IS NOT CHILD SUPPORT!!!! Do not confuse the two. It is specific money that is paid to the spouse to use for themselves to maintain the lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage.

You don't typically hear men getting spousal support because they often tend to be higher wage earners in relationships but now that more and more women are becoming "the bread winners," the current number of men in the US getting spousal support, some 3%, could begin to rise.

So where do you stand on this issue. Do you think it's shameful for a man to ask his ex-wife for money? Do you think it's about time that fair is fair, if women can get support, so should men? Is spousal support just dumb?