brunette said:
no he is very hetero. hes a mr. football jock so it is not that. and yes it is weekend trips and im like all ready and willing and its always me. i dont get it there is something going on...but i know hes not seeing someone else because i have an "in" on someone there i know. he dosent even go out to clubs any more, or go out drinking...im very confused...(one of the reasons why i am wanting to have kids is because i have endomitriosis and if i wait to have kids i may not have a chance) the thing is ive never even said why dont you love me? or why dont we get married i havent asked a single damn thing. i let hi have his space. he is a jerk when i ask the smallest question. he hates questions...
Just because he's mr. football jock doesn't mean he's straight...
If he is a jerk when you ask questions, you have to wonder why. Does he have something to hide. Why would you want to be with a jerk that doesn't answer questions, doesn't say he loves you, only sees you once a month and doesn't really show much interest in you? That doesn't make sense. If you want, call him on his behavior. If he doesn't give a 100% satisfactory answer dump him and move on. There are lots and lots and lots of guys that want to treat you better than that.
... and about kids. Don't rush it because you may not be able to have any. That is insanely stupid. A lot of people have kids for wrong reasons and end up regretting it. And guess what, kids can't be returned. They really, really aren't all they are cracked up to be. My mother even told me once if she had to do it all over again, she wouldn't have kids. A lot of parents feel this way, even some of them that tell you their kids are the best things in their life.
Remember that there is a huge price to pay for having kids. It is completely life transforming. You can have kids and deal with crying and sickness and diapers and being a taxi for little league and friends. Basically when you have kids, your life stops and you live for the childrens development and pleasure. Chances are you won't go out to movies (unless it's a kids movie), or dinners or clubs anymore... at least not without a lot of planning and dishing out cash for babysitters. Then there is college and worrying about drugs, buying them cars, paying for insanely expensive insurance. You can easily spend $2000-3000 a year per child just on their sports activities. Then you factor in cloths that they tear or outgrow in months, school books, toys they lose or destroy, medical costs, etc... they become extremely expensive.
And to make this all worse, if you rush into it, you will likely be doing it all alone within a couple years and likely on one salary. Sounds fun doesn't it?
On the other hand, if you never have kids, you can easily retire 10-20 years earlier than you normally would have. You can go out on a whim any day of the week you want. You can take a month of holidays every year and tour the world. Go on cruises, go to Europe, Africa or Asia. Go to some foreign country when they host something like the Olympics... and the best part is you can afford it. You will have so much more time on your hands to do the things YOU enjoy, not only because you aren't spending all your time driving kids around but because you can probably afford a maid so your household chores are minimized too.
Too often kids go to school because they have to. Then they go to college because they are expected to and have basically been used to doing what they are told their whole life. After school, they have never really had to decide what direction they want in their life. Society and their parents expect them to get married and have children so they blindly do it without ever thinking whether or not that is really how they want to spend their life. Ultimately, you have to choose what path you want to take. Society and your parents have beaten into you the good points of having children. There is another side though. There are good points and bad points to both. But now in five years time, you can't say nobody ever warned you about the downside of the path you take. I think the downside of kids is often trivialized by people as are the good points of not having them. These are a lot more significant than you might think.
There is a reason birth rates in civilized nations are going down and why many countries now have birth rates that don't support the countries population.