The fact you are asking should tell you something.
The fact no one admits regret means someone is fibbing or you have not been looking very hard.
The fact no one admits regret means someone is fibbing or you have not been looking very hard.
“In this study, we compared how much adults age 70 and older said they’d want to change something about their life — in other words, whether they had any regrets about how their life had gone. We didn’t see any difference between childfree people and parents. This suggests that childfree people are similar to others in terms of life satisfaction and often don’t regret their decision later.”
Or that none of the people sampled has any meaningful regrets.
I guess knowing a couple of people like that, it makes it difficult to believe that everyone really is all that satisfied with their life.
What should it tell me? That I want children but know I can't afford to have children? I already know that, and it's why I'm asking in the first place.
>The fact no one admits regret means someone is fibbing or you have not been looking very hard.
Two have admitted failure, which is to say they simply never found a person they wanted to have kids with. I don't consider this a decision subject to regret and neither did they.