Many women around the world are undecidedly childfree. The reasons can be very diverse and for many women and partners the cause never found. It is a very challenging situation on a personal, relationship based, family, societal, and even evolutionary level. It’s against the norms and conventions of society and our evolutionary instincts, dreams, expectations, desires, that are unwanted denied to us. It’s a very different scenario to the one of an individual or couple willing not having children.
The pain and the mourning of the child that’s never been born is beyond imagination. Time can heal such a wound in some women, yet others will struggle for a lifetime. Factors contributing to the way individuals deal with a loss vary and can positively or negatively affect the mourning process, as well as the ability to cope and overcome the hardship.
A topic that every woman and man can potentially be confronted with and need to address when starting to consider whether or not to have a child. It is however a taboo topic and one that many avoid to consider, especially when postponing their reproductive health plans and family plans to a later stage in life.
One way of securing a more flexible family planning, which is however depending on the country a woman lives, more or less controversial or even forbidden, is egg freezing. It can have a positive impact on the reproductive timing, provide more choices in choosing the best time for oneself to potentially become a parent.
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