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SINGAPORE - As a teenager, Ms Tan knew she did not want to have children.
The 49-year-old professional, who declined to give her full name, said: “Having a child is a huge responsibility, and I don’t want to be responsible for another life and how they turn out.
“I also value my freedom a lot, and the ability to live my life the way that I want.”
Ms Tan and her husband, a professional who is a few years older than her, enjoy travelling and “exploring life”. She said that having children would restrict the things they are able to do, such as going on holidays at a short notice.
“The unknown is too much for me to take the step of having kids. Will the child turn out all right? Will I be an all right parent?”, he said. “Mentally, it’s too much of a burden to bring up someone.”
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ing-a-lot-more-common-in-singapore-these-days


