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. This is the situation my husband already has two boys from a previous relationship oldest will be 7 this year and the other 4. Now I have taken them under my wing and love them very much but I want another for me I know we have “3 kids” but I will always have had only one child. I have asked my husband for another but he really doesn’t want one. I have been a house wife for awhile raising our daughter and helping with his boys when he was deployed but lately I want another. (Im going back to school soon) Well The other day he said once I get my finish with school and work for like a year we can have another and that excited me but…. That is like 3 to 4 years from now our youngest will be 6 almost 7 by then I don’t think I would want another. All the kids will be in school. So should I have one now? Or do think after that long I will want another. I was also thinking that is a big gap between the kids. There is a big gap between my younger brother and sister and me. I feel my mom raised me way more harsh than she is with them now. So what im saying is if I wait that long I don’t want that to be the slacker kid the one we don’t discipline as hard… I don’t know advice please!
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