A new book called Being Fruitful Without Multiplying
has just been released in paperback and e-book formats. It’s a collaboration of several authors who write about
their fulfilling lives without children. My copy is on the way. Help them out
and order a copy. (While you’re at it, buy a copy of Childless by Marriage,
too). They’ve got a Facebook group you might want to
visit. Just look for "Being Fruitful without Multiplying." I haven't read the book yet, but I think it will help us all feel better about not having children.
Here are a couple of other fun links to click on.
Try this new piece titled "Single and Childless: Can We Just Move On?" by "Savvy Auntie" Melanie Notkin at the Huffington Post.
The headline alone on this one cracked me up. "Never Marry an Older Man. You'll End Up Childless, Sex-Starved and Cutting his Toenails." I don't want to insult my late husband, but um, yes, that might happen. :-) If you marry an older man, it might be fine when you're both in the prime of life, but somebody he might get old. On the other hand, there are benefits to marrying an actual grownup.
Enjoy.
4 comments:
http://blog.silentsorority.com/2012/10/02/alone-but-together-.aspx
" Alone But Together
There's nothing more invalidating than being unheard. Unseen. Invisible.
Especially by those closest to us. "
a Silent Sorority blog post fyi-
That's a good one.Thanks, Anonymous.
Sue, I think it's nice that you plug and link to other sites/books. It shows that you care about others similar to us (childless women). Thanks for that.
Ah, thanks, Anon. I do care.
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