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Breaking Down Stereotypes: An Unapologetic Conversation On Child Free Life 

In this episode, I dissect the notion of stereotypes surrounding individuals who choose not to have children. As a licensed therapist, I navigate common assumptions, including being selfish, will face regret later in life, being emotionally unfulfilled, and being freedom-centric, among others. 

I provide counter-arguments based on personal experiences and societal observations, refuting these stereotypes, and advocates for a purposeful, intentional life regardless of the decision to parent or not. 

The episode aims to encourage listeners to own their choices and embrace their individuality. 

00:00 Introduction to Unapologetically Child Free 

01:24 Addressing Stereotypes About Child Free People 

02:29 Stereotype 1: Child Free People are Selfish 0

4:19 Stereotype 2: You'll Regret Being Child Free 

07:12 Stereotype 3: Child Free People Lack Maternal/Paternal Instincts 

08:40 Stereotype 4: Child Free People are Lonely 

10:04 Stereotype 5: Child Free People Prioritize Career Over Family 

12:35 Stereotype 6: Child Free People are Emotionally Unfulfilled 

15:09 Stereotype 7: Child Free People Hate Kids 

17:00 Stereotype 8: Child Free People are Immature 

18:59 Stereotype 9: Child Free People are Freedom Centric 

20:57 Stereotype 10: Child Free People are Unstable or Unsettled 

25:50 Conclusion: Embracing the Child Free Life