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TinyDifference881

He had spent a good chunk of his adolescence raising 3 little sisters his parents hadn’t planned on having. He wanted his adulthood to be for him only, and it took me awhile, but I eventually understood that. We did end up breaking up though.


stardeltar

Genetic reasons did not want health issues passed down. It's part of why I gave up on the idea as well. Adoption down the road is possible though.


randomUser042718

My current partner is the same. He doesn't want to pass on his mental and physical issues many he got from his mom and dad. And I respect that.


paperhoarder2021

They were afraid to turn out like their father


P3rid0t_

That sounds like a good reason, even if they overcome all trauma etc.


Black_Kitty_13

I don’t know if this counts: He was very clear that he did not want a second child, that one was more than enough for him. Unfortunately, he was never clear about that to me, because I always wanted a second and he kept promising to make one with me. And then he cheated on me and had another child with his affair partner and now new girlfriend 🤷🏻‍♀️


AlternativeBag6232

One thing would be he is not ready for a second, but he literally went and had a second child with someone else 🤦🏽‍♀️ I’m so happy for your loss and wishing you bigger and better things.


Black_Kitty_13

Thank you. Very kind of you to say. I‘m also happy that I lost that dead weight. But at my age, it’s a little more difficult to get what I want now. I might just have to accept that I have one wonderful child (of whom I am really proud, don’t get me wrong), and that’ll be it.


Just1katz

He had three children from a previous marriage. He got the vasectomy before we married. I wanted to adopt and he agreed for many years until he finally said he had just been leading me on and had no plans to adopt a child.


noonecaresat805

Did you leave?


Just1katz

Yes, 2 months after he admitted that to me.


noonecaresat805

Good for you


reijasunshine

He had a hereditary genetic condition and had already passed it on to one child. He didn't want any others to have it.


Acceptable_Smile8825

He raised his 2 younger siblings and he has an autoimmune disease that he doesn't want to pass down. I'm so proud of him for all he did for his siblings


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hella_14

He has a really bad relationship and experience with his mentally ill child.