Enmos is right.
I wouldn't personally aim for children until I'd spent many years with a partner, during that time I would have to prove my own faithfulness and usefulness to them as well as Identifying their mutual feelings and actions. I'd have to prove that I could keep my environment clean and safe (rather than the number of extension cables, dust traps, monitors, stacks etc)
After all with children you need eyes in the back of your head, no sharp objects lying around, no cables that can be pulled to cause heavy objects to fall or increase chances of electrocution etc.
There is then the necessity to understand how to nurture a child, obviously teaching them things and what not to do as a parent (like no smacking etc) Those sorts of decisions can't be done alone, they have to be considered by a partner to make sure you do what is best for a child.
So no wham, bam, thankyou mam and a phonecall 9 months later.
I wouldn't personally aim for children until I'd spent many years with a partner, during that time I would have to prove my own faithfulness and usefulness to them as well as Identifying their mutual feelings and actions. I'd have to prove that I could keep my environment clean and safe (rather than the number of extension cables, dust traps, monitors, stacks etc)
After all with children you need eyes in the back of your head, no sharp objects lying around, no cables that can be pulled to cause heavy objects to fall or increase chances of electrocution etc.
There is then the necessity to understand how to nurture a child, obviously teaching them things and what not to do as a parent (like no smacking etc) Those sorts of decisions can't be done alone, they have to be considered by a partner to make sure you do what is best for a child.
So no wham, bam, thankyou mam and a phonecall 9 months later.