sleepinbeauty
WTT#1 after marriage
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Ok, I'm only 19 but I think about this fairly often. My great-grandmother only recently passed away (1 year ago in July). She was an amazing woman and I love her to death.
...but she was 98 years old. This isn't an uncommon thing in my family. Which makes me think about how I will probably (most definitely) outlive my OH. This kills me. I can't imagine loosing him forever.
But I started to think about something else....who will I have left? My 1st sister's fiance is infertile. That leaves all the "kid-having" to my littlest sister, provided she doesn't have endometriosis too (runs in the family). Obviously, my grandparents/parents will be long gone by then. My sisters will be in no shape to take care of me any more than I will be able to care for them.
OH says I'm being ridiculous, that I'll have friends and family....but I've seen the life of a really old woman....it's a lonely and scary one.
One more reason to have kids, I say. OH says "absolutely not."
...but she was 98 years old. This isn't an uncommon thing in my family. Which makes me think about how I will probably (most definitely) outlive my OH. This kills me. I can't imagine loosing him forever.
But I started to think about something else....who will I have left? My 1st sister's fiance is infertile. That leaves all the "kid-having" to my littlest sister, provided she doesn't have endometriosis too (runs in the family). Obviously, my grandparents/parents will be long gone by then. My sisters will be in no shape to take care of me any more than I will be able to care for them.
OH says I'm being ridiculous, that I'll have friends and family....but I've seen the life of a really old woman....it's a lonely and scary one.
One more reason to have kids, I say. OH says "absolutely not."