When meeting new people the conversation usually gets round to children. When I say I don't have children the first question, invariably, is to ask why (a question I think is rarely rude and invasive). I always reply that I didn't want children which usually results in my being treated as weird or a child hater (neither of which is true, alright I may be a little weird!).
If a child wants to smile, wave or talk to me I will smile wave or talk back (provided a parent is present) but I knew at an early age that I don't have a maternal bone in my body. I like children, just didn't want any of my own.
So the question I am asking is, the next time someone asks why I didn't have children should I lie and say I couldn't? Of course that could then lead on to further questions about the "problem"
Does anyone have a really simple diet plan?
Change the name in a tv show /movie title to the above user username
CONTINUATION of write a word beginning with the first letter of the name of the user above you



I like H1954’s suggestion - why do you need to know? I don’t think you should give any explanation such as couldn’t have them/didn’t want them/thinking of the planet. It’s not their business and you don’t have to justify yourself to anyone. 
