Your assessment - justified "fear of life"?

  • Erstellt am 2017-05-11 08:45:54

HilfeHilfe

2017-05-12 06:51:20
  • #1
ah 2 men OKAY :p

then it's fine
 

souly75

2017-05-12 08:19:18
  • #2

What is that comment supposed to mean, Hilfehilfe? Even if it is meant to be funny.. I myself am lesbian, I also don't want children, but there are many who develop a desire to have children. Even if adoption law does not yet treat us equally, from today’s perspective we would be "good enough" for the youth welfare office for foster children .... There is nothing funny about that. There should be no difference whether two men, two women or a man and a woman live together.
 

HilfeHilfe

2017-05-12 08:55:32
  • #3


no, all good, I have zero problems with that. But as you describe it, it's more like male couples tend not to have children or hardly at all compared to female couples.

that's okay too

Male couples usually also have more money. I have 2 couples in the family. Good jobs, enjoy life, and also like to share. The children are always generously gifted.

That's why fear of life here is not appropriate. Children just cost money
 

sweettalker

2017-05-12 09:16:24
  • #4
We are currently leaning towards abandoning the whole project. We somehow feel relieved with this option. The plot was not our number one choice but rather about 50-100 sqm larger than planned, then purely north-facing. We have said from the start that we don’t want to completely limit ourselves just for the house and don’t want to push it too hard... and in this direction we have drifted over the last few days. The final step is difficult because the real estate market here is so bad (we are not opposed to a nice condominium either).

It is probably because we are not “passionate” about it, but approached it with the mindset to see how far we get, feel good about it, and not force anything.
 

Steffen80

2017-05-12 10:37:55
  • #5


Helphelp didn’t write anything at all..why do you immediately feel so pissed off?

Regards, Steffen (who thinks..children need mom+dad, especially if they cannot choose)
 

HilfeHilfe

2017-05-12 10:42:12
  • #6


Hello again,

financially it fits, of course. If at your core you feel uncomfortable because it doesn’t meet your requirements, I would let it go.

Honestly, building or having something built costs nerves and energy, which can definitely affect the relationship. If you already have a bad gut feeling, leave it.

There are countless other properties that can be bought, built, or rented.
 
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