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clappy990 t1_je59dwz wrote

Insurance agent here:

It’s gonna be different for everyone. Different companies have different appetites for what they want to insure, meaning different rates. I’m with State Farm because they’re the cheapest for me but my buddy is with Progressive because it’s cheaper than State Farm for him.

Bottom line is shop around. You never know until you do.

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yourock_rock t1_je57vhi wrote

Please also don’t mention it to people with existing children. I have 1 child and cannot have anymore and get asked all the time when we’re having #2. Never. It’s very painful to get this question asked by complete strangers all the time.

Just don’t ask people about their fertility.

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Bryan_Mills2020 t1_je57i6z wrote

When I worked in an office building I would park far from the building so I had to walk more. I would use the stairs instead of the elevator. I would also go outside and take a walk during my lunch break, sometimes eating while I walked.

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keepthetips t1_je57i10 wrote

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DomoDeuce t1_je56gc5 wrote

As someone that’s going to be a dad soon, after 7 years of IVF. I will never ask someone why they aren’t having kids. It was tough when I would tell someone I was married, and their first question was “so when are the kids coming” or “why don’t you have kids yet?” And it was hard explaining that having kids naturally is almost impossible for some of us and it’s not that easy to talk about.

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creamer143 t1_je55t4x wrote

>My 34 year old sister has been single the majority of her adult life and for the past five years has been very firm on not wanting children.

If she only started the whole "I don't want children" thing when she was 29 and was single most of her life, it does sound like a bit of a cope. "It's ok that I'm pushing 30, not married, and never had a real relationship, I never wanted kids anyways!"

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