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I completely understand how you feel 💔. That's why this community is so important-to raise awareness about unspoken truths and challenge the taboos and stereotypes often portrayed in Disney movies. Together, we can foster open conversations and create a space for healing and understanding. Thank you for being part of this journey!

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Apologies i just reaad your comment. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. I can feel the weight behind what you’re saying, and honestly, you’re not alone in feeling this way. Parenting, especially step-parenting, can be so challenging. There’s no doubt that children, at times, can test the limits of our patience and sanity, especially when there are loyalty struggles or emotional conflicts involved. And societal pressure? Oh yes, that's real! Many of us feel it. I truly believe that not everyone’s path has to involve children, and choosing a child-free life can absolutely be fulfilling and full of joy. Whether we have kids or not, it’s about what gives our lives meaning, peace, and happiness. I agree with you. Parenting isn’t for everyone, and acknowledging that doesn't make you selfish or less caring. It makes you self-aware. The idea that having kids is a default expectation often ignores the complexity of relationships and personal fulfillment. As a stepmom, I am it can be an even more complicated journey, with divided loyalties and a constantly shifting family dynamic. But here’s the thing - it’s okay to have mixed feelings. It’s okay to say, "This is hard, and sometimes I don’t feel like I signed up for this." Your emotions are valid. If you're open to it, maybe focusing on small, positive connections with the children or finding moments that feel fulfilling in your own way can help balance the tough times. But I also respect that everyone’s experience is different, and for some, that might not come easily. Either way, your feelings deserve space and understanding. Thank you for your honesty, and just know you’re always welcome to share here, whether you're having a good day or a tough one. This journey is unique for all of us, and we’re here to support each other through it all. 💖

@@TheBonusMom Well said. For me there is no reason to have any connections with children because I would never put myself into a situation with children involved in my nor my spouses life. That is a deal breaker. I may deal with grandkids that I never babysit of a future partner (I have no grandkids even on the horizon) but I would never deal with a partner having kids that were not adults. I really appreciate your words very much, you are right I am self aware.

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Tell me about you! Lots of love from Switzerland.

I'm glad it helped! I’d love to hear your story. We’re in this together-to support each other and create a space where we can grow and thrive.

I look forward to your feedback!

It is a choice. @MrGigaVR1, thank you for sharing. I believe that we are spiritual beings having a human experience, and to truly be our best selves, we need to be in community with others. Relationships play a crucial role in highlighting areas where we can grow and develop personally.

In the end is all about love. Thank you for your sweet comment! God Bless youi. Ana

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