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Nanni_amore
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I don’t know…An infertile couple won’t be bitter and lonely in old age since the Pope was not directing his comment at them, you say. A single person should be no less bitter and lonely since the Pope was not referring to this group, you claim. But somehow a married couple who, by their own choice, don’t have kids are the ones who are going to be the ones who end up bitter and lonely.![]()
Seems to me there are many ways an infertile couple can be life-giving outside of pet ownership.
usnews.com/news/articles/2013/05/22/americans-spend-61-billion-on-pets-annually The charts in this article support the fact that more people are spending more money on pets every year. Also, more husband/wife households spend more $ per year on pets than husband/wife & children households.
Fertile or non fertile is not the question but rather how life giving a couple chooses to be. Have children. Adopt children. Foster children. THEN buy them a pet if there is extra time and money to support that recreation.